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Jessica and I spoke about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics.

— Florida attorney general says state can ignore its own constitution to fund religion. (0:54)

— Bulls cut Jaden Ivey after anti-Pride rant (but not because he’s Christian). (9:25)

— School district cuts ties with group that secretly targeted kids for conversion to Christianity. (22:30)

— UK-based Bible Society admits claim of “Quiet Revival” of faith was based on bad data. (33:45)

— Federal judge orders removal of Ten Commandments display outside Arkansas Capitol. (53:25)

— Trump-appointed FEMA leader says he teleported to Waffle House. (1:02:35)

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Matthew Boedy is the author of multiple books and has written for many major publications. He’s a leader in faculty organizing as president of the Georgia conference of the American Association of University Professors. He’s formerly a high school teacher and currently a professor of rhetoric at the University of North Georgia.

His latest book, the one I spoke with him about, is called The Seven Mountains Mandate: Exposing the Dangerous Plan to Christianize America and Destroy Democracy.

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Jessica and I spoke about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics.

— The Duggars are back in the news for crimes involving children. (0:45)

— Ché Ahn says God told him to run for governor. California says he can’t be on the ballot. (13:03)

— Christian Nationalist Mark Robinson finally admits those sex shop stories were true. (35:08)

— Catholic priests say charging them with sexual abuse violates their religious freedom. (48:30)

— Jehovah’s Witnesses issue “clarification” on blood transfusion ban after decades of suffering. (58:07)

— A strategic lawsuit in Oklahoma could block public money from funding religious schools. (1:09:15)

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Jessica and I spoke about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics.

— Federal judge blocks Arkansas law forcing Ten Commandments displays in public schools. (0:37)

— South Australia political party dumps Christian candidate over anti-gay, anti-feminist rants. (14:47)

— Nebraska “prophet” says God needs him to have access to a private jet. (26:28)

— Indiana judge says state’s abortion ban violates religious freedom of those seeking abortions. (40:08)

— A Utah lawmaker didn’t try to codify the Mormon “Word of Wisdom.” He was just making a point. (51:30)

— Extremist pastor plots comeback campaign in deep-red Oklahoma district. (1:06:55)

— Alabama House passes bill forcing public schools to begin day with student-led prayer. (1:17:50)

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