Irreligiosophy

Well we figured we didn't get as much information packed into the last Mother Teresa episode as we wanted to, so we came back for another run at it. Here it is.

In this episode we talk to science communicator Cara Santa Maria of Talk Nerdy and SGU fame, among nearly a million other things that I'm not going to go into because the list is constantly changing. Join us for a roller coaster ride that touches on nearly everything under the sun, from Cara's Mormon upbringing to science and feminism to politics to Bill Maher to streets in California.

So what can we say about this holy, holy woman who supposedly devoted her live to the poor and downtrodden of Calcutta? I guess you should listen and find out.

Join us for Matt's dive into the mythology of ancient Egypt, where gods can be attributes and attributes can be negative. Also, lots of walking in profile.

Well we've been gone a bit but these skunk dick candidates keep piling up. Here's a little release.

So after procrastinating enough to make it look respectable, we tear into the recently deceased bunghole of the intellectual anchor of the conservative wing of the US Supreme Court, Antonin Scalia.

Once again we come to the year in review / Skunk Dick of the Year award show. Come join us for a romp through 2015 where skunk dickery abounded everywhere, but especially in the southern United States.

So this episode is about a little movie called "Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas," where famous 80s sitcom star Kirk Cameron saves Christmas from a Christian named Christian who mopes around about pagan trees, snowglobes, and Saint Nick.

So in this one we talk about skunk dicks and then plunge into the conclusion of our detailed review started in episode 47.

For episode 48 Matt and I discuss “The Story of God”, book written by Chris Matheson of “Bill and Ted” fame. We talk about the book, which is a version of the Bible written from God’s point of view, and also a wide variety of topics, including Republican primary politics. Also, skunk dicks and iTunes reviews.

Following a brief skunk dick segment and Matt's Anthropology Corner, we dive into a detailed review of the conclusion of Do You Believe?

Rounding out the list of American founding fathers is the extremely intellectual John Adams, the infidel Thomas Jefferson, and the father of the Constitution, James Madison.

A hastily-put-together podcast about the recent events concerning Kim Davis, the county clerk in Kentucky who refuses to perform basic functions of her job because of "God's authority."

Another gem from the stable of Pureflix, producers of such hits as "God's Not Dead" and "God's Not Dead 2."

More skunk dicks and more US founding fathers than you can shake a stick at. This time starring George Washington and Alexander Hamilton.

Wherein we discuss the US "Founding Fathers," and to provide some background, we give a brief overview of the Enlightenment as well. Need some ammo against Christians who portray the founders of the US government as evangelicals? Ever been told that the US is a “Christian nation?” This podcast is for you.

We talk about one of the darkest times in Mormon history, when federal troops were on the march to replace Brigham Young as governor, Apostle Parley Pratt had just been murdered, and Mormons everywhere were preparing for war. Against this backdrop, a group of 140 emigrants were making their way from Arkansas to California when they were set upon by Mormons and slaughtered wholesale on the command of their local leaders.

This episode appears to be highlights from the previous year. Or something. Ask Matt.

No, it's not over. We return to Acts to finish the job we started last episode, which basically means following Paul around the Mediterranean while he literally bores people to death.

For every single one of you who pleaded that we never do another Bible study episode, please enjoy this Bible study episode about Acts.