Welcome back to Ty and that guy.

I'm West Chapman.

This is my good buddy, Ty Frank.

And today we're talking about what, Ty?

We're talking about being murdered while you're doing your religious duty, which, I mean, I think that is a very common thing.

I think most people who are religious wind up getting murdered.

Well, the one thing, I mean, we're talking about Heretic.

And one thing that I did watching this movie, I did think about was like, this is very dangerous.

I never thought about it before that.

And I'm like, you know, if you're going to that many doors,

just the law of mathematics, you're going to come across a crazy.

You know what I'm saying?

So the reason that I was interested in this movie and wanted to do it,

you know, talk about it with you, is because when as a kid, I grew up

in a very evangelical Uber, what's the word that I'm looking for, fundamentalist version of

evangelical Christianity. I mean, so some of this stuff in there was stuff that felt very familiar

to me. And there is that sense sometimes, like when you're talking, because, you know, you're always,

and you're in evangelical, you're always supposed to be talking about the Lord.

You're always supposed to be, like, if you're in the grocery store and you're buying something,

if somebody else buys the same thing as you, you're supposed to strike up a conversation with them.

And if you are able to, then you turn the conversation, you find a way to turn the conversation

to Jesus,

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