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A Christian and an Atheist and respectful conversations about how we annoy each other.
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Rev Pete and Xeno talk about Hermeneutics. What it is, why we do it, and whether it matters.
This time, Xeno is upset at what Christians are doing to each other. He and Rev Pete talk about how biblical interpretation leads to things like mysoginy.
Rev Pete is disappointed at people railing against Chik-fil-a entering new markets. Xeno is just confused about why people like Chik-fil-a.
Xeno is pissed off at the shaming of the human body. Rev Pete discusses how the church could do better.
Xeno is annoyed at the people who claim that Stephen Hawking and other atheists have had deathbed conversions.
Rev Pete thinks that morality is absolute. Xeno isn't so sure. What do they have against each other's position?
Xeno gets to gripe about why religious freedom is so often used as a weapon. He and Rev Pete get into when religious freedom is and is not appropriate. Also, there's singing. Beware.
Katy Perry's American Idol kiss. What does it tell us about double standards in our culture? Rev Pete weighs in.
Hell is too easy a target. Xeno brings up the problems with Heaven.
Rev Pete has noticed an interesting trend, that the majority of atheists are white, well off, and reasonably young. Is atheism for the privilleged? Xeno muses on all this.
Xeno doesn't like that Billy Graham gets to Lay in Honor. Is it sour grapes as Rev Pete says or does he have a point?
Rev Pete, master of mythology, takes to task the meme claiming that Easter derives from the myth of Ishtar.
Rev Pete calls out the Christians today. Specifically those using bad theology to explain school shootings
Religious people tend to call Atheists arrogant for not believing. But what is real arrogance?
Gloria Copeland says you don't need the flu shot because Jesus died for you. Xeno and Rev Pete talk of the dangers of this kind of religious thinking.
Rev Pete disagrees heartily with the antitheist arguement that God is analogous to a Mob Boss.
Xeno and Rev. Pete discuss the tendancy of the religious to excuse harm using the No True Scotsman fallacy.
Talking about Ricky Gervais and his article on how he is a good Christian
A discussion on agnosticism and atheism and how they relate
Rev Pete and Xeno discuss the arguement "God is no different than Santa Clause"
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