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Loran Schultz is back on the podcast.

My name is Bo Sanders, and I want to welcome you to Homebrewed Christianity.

Now, Lauren Schultz is one of our favorites, and he's back partly to respond to some of the controversy stirred up the last time he was on,

with Barry Taylor and Tripp's very busy garage,

talking about his unique evolutionary take on atheism and the development of religion.

The other reason he's back is to promote an explosive new venture by Syndicate Theology.

Do yourself a favor.

Go over to their website.

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