"An Etiquette Lesson" #147

Thank God I'm Atheist

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4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2014

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

Competing polls about removing “under God” from pledge, church bans use of altar for tea service, high school changes depiction of mascot, St. Patrick’s Day parade, Florida mayor kicks someone out of public meeting, Victor Stenger passes away, and online etiquette for atheists.

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0:00.0	The Hey everybody. Hi guys,
0:17.0	Hi guys, well from Salt Lake City, Utah.
0:21.0	It's thank God I'm atheist. thank God, I'm Atheist.
0:22.6	The podcast, I'm Frank, and I'm Dan.
0:25.3	Coming up today, stop being jerks, people.
0:29.8	We're going to talk about online forums, various forums, in-person forums.
0:37.2	We're going to talk about how to talk to people.
0:38.8	Yeah.
0:40.1	Or something.
0:40.9	Yeah.
0:41.9	Well, nobody ever taught us.
0:43.0	Our parents didn't teach us how to behave on Facebook?
0:46.6	No.
0:47.6	No.
0:48.6	Or Twitter.
0:50.0	And no one taught them either.
0:52.2	No. There are problems out there. In the And no one taught them either. No, no.
0:53.3	There are problems out there in the cyber worlds.
0:56.2	Yeah.
0:56.6	Anyway, we're gonna we're gonna talk about communicate in.
0:59.6	Yeah.
1:00.6	That's it's very exciting. It is very very exciting. But before we do that, I'll launch in. I got a thing here.
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