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July 17, 2025
Permalink | ShareThe IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
Permalink | Share
The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
Permalink | Share
The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
Permalink | Share
The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
Permalink | Share
The IRS just made a quiet but explosive decision: it will no longer enforce the Johnson Amendment, effectively giving churches a tax-free license to play politics. Frank and Dan break down how this opens the floodgates for dark money, bribes disguised as “donations,” and full-blown corruption in America’s pulpits.
Also this week:
- The bizarre satanic panic over viral Labubu dolls
- Baylor University rejects LGBTQ research funding after backlash
- A church publicly shames an abuse survivor
- Pope Leo XIV keeps same-sex blessings—but is it really progress?
- Catholics promotes a convicted child rapist priest in France
- And pandemic relief funds mysteriously flow into a Catholic trade school
It’s religion, politics, and jaw-dropping hypocrisy—served with a side of laughter and disbelief.
Support us on Patreon… www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
July 8, 2025
Permalink | ShareChristian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
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Christian influencers are bringing fatphobia back in the name of Jesus—and Frank and Dan are not having it. This week, they dive into the toxic rise of Christian diet culture and how it ties into purity, control, and righteousness. Plus: Iran issues a fatwa targeting Trump and Netanyahu, Canterbury Cathedral starts handing out indulgences, Americans try to evangelize North Korea via plastic bottles, a Michigan teen sues her school over the Pledge of Allegiance, Utah’s governor asks the state to pray for rain (again), and the Dalai Lama stirs up international drama by announcing his reincarnation plans.
July 1, 2025
Permalink | ShareThe LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
Permalink | Share
The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
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The LDS Church just quietly published a long-suppressed 1886 letter from prophet John Taylor—declaring polygamy an eternal commandment. Frank and Dan dig into the implications for Mormon doctrine.
Also in this episode:
- A Catholic diocese in the UK fires an atheist accountant after she adopts a child
- Pennsylvania considers declaring a “Day of the Bible”
- A Saudi journalist is executed for tweets criticizing the regime
- Pew Research shows disturbing levels of support for school prayer in US
- Rastafarian prisoner’s dreadlocks cut by prison guards
- And the World Humanist Congress ditches Washington, D.C.
Stick around for emails, voicemails, and some truly unhinged Christian nationalism.
June 24, 2025
Permalink | ShareA failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
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A failed preacher is arrested for the shocking murder of a Minnesota state senator. Frank and Dan dig into the disturbing religious and political motivations behind the crime—and the dangerous rhetoric fueling it.
Also in this episode: • Jimmy Swaggart is somehow still alive • A surprising number of Christians are “cheating” on their churches • A UK town removes a Pride flag after bookstore complains • Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law hits a legal wall • Mike Huckabee sends a terrifying message to Trump • Atheists barely register in federal prison stats
Listener mail, petty flags, big questions, and more. Email us: podcast@thankgodimatheist.com Support us on Patreon: www.thankgodimatheist.com/donate
