Art and Religion #225

Thank God I'm Atheist

TGIA Media

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2016

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Frank and Mark discuss the role art plays in religious settings. Also: Americans are officially getting less religious, Christians turn to faith-based groups to pay medical bills, gays ruin Easter, faith exemptions for businesses and bad parents, and a Christian pastor gets buttocks bitten off by lion.

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0:00.0	The Hey everybody. Hi guys. Hi guys. Well from Salt Lake City Utah,
0:20.4	it's, thank God I'm atheist, the podcast. I'm Frank, and I'm Mark sitting in for either Frank or Dan.
0:26.6	I can't keep track.
0:27.6	Well, welcome back, Mark.
0:31.4	Good to be back.
0:32.5	It's always good to have you here on this chilly day.
0:35.2	I know you make a lot of people happy when you're here.
0:37.3	I hope I make a lot of people sad too.
0:40.5	That's the goal, isn't it?
0:41.7	No. Oh, well, thanks to happy people.
0:44.0	Dan. Who cares about Dan?
0:47.0	Somebody finally said what everybody's thinking.
0:51.0	He doesn't listen to this.
0:53.0	And when I'm not here, there's a bunch of people saying, ah, who cares about Frank?
0:57.0	But neither of you guys listen to this, so.
0:59.0	No, I know.
1:01.0	He has no clue what we're saying.
1:02.8	He has no clue.
1:03.8	All right, well, you got any stories?
1:06.6	Yeah.
1:08.3	Let's start with close to home in our neighbor to the north, Idaho. Oh yeah.
1:14.0	You know, in Idaho struggles to join the 20th century, well,
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