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Jessica and I sat down to talk about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics.

They included:

— Cardinal George Pell just became the highest-ranking Vatican official charged with sex abuse.

— Sarah Huckabee Sanders‘ irrational godly defense of Donald Trump’s misogyny.

— The Christian who vandalized the new Ten Commandments monument outside the Arkansas Capitol building.

— Judge Sonia Sotomayor‘s eloquent dissent in the Trinity Lutheran case.

— How the Christian harassing an atheist lawyer defended himself by saying he’s “man enough” to stand behind his hateful words.

— Whether hooking up really happens less often on Catholic campuses and what that really means.

— How the people buying products from Infowars and Goop are all irrational.

— The House Republicans’ plan to use a budget bill to repeal the Johnson Amendment.

— How Canadians would rather see an atheist Prime Minister than an Evangelical one.

— There are no longer any openly atheist elected officials in the Republican Party.

— Upcoming talks, including one outside Ark Encounter.

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Jessica and I sat down to talk about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics.

They included:

— The Christian terrorist threatening atheists over a statue in Tennessee.

— The Christians harassing the atheist attorney who won a lawsuit in Florida.

— GuideStar’s decision to highlight “hate” groups using the Southern Poverty Law Center’s database.

— The woman who won a lawsuit against an Israeli airline because she didn’t want to switch seats for ultra-Orthodox Jewish men.

— How the Catholic Church is forcing more people to suffer in Canadian hospitals.

— Why “Breatharians” aren’t real.

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Jessica and I sat down to talk about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics.

They included:

— The rise of the Religious Left.

— Ken Ham is now blaming atheists for the failures of Ark Encounter and the local economy.

— Tim Farron, the Liberal Democrat leader in the UK who resigned saying he couldn’t reconcile his Party’s platform with his evangelical faith.

— The Virginia church that wants you to pray for the resurrection of a man who died earlier this week.

— The pantyliner invented by a man who clearly doesn’t understand female anatomy.

— Walgreen’s absurd policy regarding pharmacists who don’t want to do their jobs.

— Joshua Feuerstein‘s crusade against McDonald’s rainbow-colored fry boxes.

— Can God love you if you’re a woman with short hair?

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Jessica and I sat down to talk about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics. But because the audio crashed after we recorded (oh, computers…), I recorded this brief episode to bring up two important events from the week.

They included:

— Sen. Bernie Sanders‘ misguided questioning of an evangelical nominee to a major government position.

— A New York high school that accommodated Muslim students who wanted to pray during Ramadan. Did administrators go too far or were they making the right decision?