Tonight, more issues about the separation of church and state around Ash Wednesday.
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Tonight, more issues about the separation of church and state around Ash Wednesday.
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On this episode, I talk about the secularization of the US, the growing legalization of homosexual marriage, and poetry.
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On this episode, I talk about the Bill Nye and Ken Ham debate on evolution and “intelligent” design.
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The topic of this show is Christian privilege, with a special drop-in guest at the beginning of the show.
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On this episode, we talk about arguments for God, including the Kalam Cosmological Argument and others with special guest Animated Rebel.
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On this episode, we talk about the old year and the new year.
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If you ever wanted to know what the parents of an atheist are like, here’s your chance. On this show, I interview my parents and we discuss their beliefs, they are Christian, and explore how I came to be who I am today.
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On this episode, my guest is Father Kurtis Wiedenfeld, a Roman Catholic priest of the Diocese of Austin TX who serves at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in College Station, Tx
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In this episode, I invite back Nathan, who I met at the Supreme Court during the Greece Prayer case. We talk about the Supreme Court case and miracle healings that Nathan was involved with.
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Tonight we will discuss prayer in council meetings and other government meetings. Recently, the Supreme Court had oral arguments about the prayer case from Greece, NY. I had the opportunity to join my friends outside the Supreme Court, where we promoted a secular government, which excludes sectarian practices. There will be no guests, but I will share some discussions I had with people outside the Supreme Court.