Hey everybody, hi guys, well from literally gorgeous Salt Lake City, Utah.

It's Thank God I'm Atheist, the podcast, I'm Frank Feldman, and I'm Dan Beacher, and

coming up today on the show, Dan, we're going to be talking about religious

honorifics like Reverend and sister, and yeah, Bishop So-and-So, should we use

them? Yeah, we wonder, we don't believe in the thing that they think gives them

authority. So should we honor the honorifics? We'll talk about that, that'll be

yeah. You had said earlier that you thought you might know where I was going to fall down

on it on that question, and my response is, I'm not sure I know where I'm going to fall

down on it. So I'll be glad to hear when you tell me where I'm falling down on it.

Well, what if that's what I thought? Is that you had it? No, it's something, you

would you tell me, and then I'll note, you'd feel ambivalent. Oh, okay. Oh, your

prediction was was my ambivalent interest. Anyway, we'll get to that, we'll get to that.

Anyway, all right, Dan. Let's see, where should I start? Oh, I'll start here. Town in

Ohio, Dan by the name of Lebanon. Oh, sure. I know. Has voted unanimously, their

city council has to pass an ordinance that turns their town into a sanctuary city for

the unborn. Any unborn person feeling unsafe? Please, you may go to Lebanon, Ohio.

I did not see that coming. I'll be honest. I was like, I'm like trying to predict where

it's going. And I thought, maybe a sanctuary city for Christians or Sam, I couldn't figure

out where I mean, it was very clearly not going to be like an actual sanctuary for people

in need of sanctuary. Like I knew that that wasn't where we were going with it, but Dan,

these babies, these babies, Dan, they need sanctuary. And if you happen to abort one in

the town of Lebanon, you, it is now punishable with six months in jail, supposedly, and

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