Ep 20 – Belief-umentary: Religulous vs. Kumare

Infants on Thrones

Glenn Ostlund

Personal Journals, Philosophy, Society & Culture

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 10 September 2013

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

The full quorum (Bob, Glenn, Jesse, Matt, Randy, & Tom) gets together to review, discuss, and compare two movies that both try to tackle the topic of organized religion: Religulous and Kumare. They are both available via Netflix streaming, but you don’t need to see either movie to follow the discussion.

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, in our right corner, the comedian of Crunch, the perennial punch, the perennial punch, the perennial punch lighter, the real-time deal, Bill Maher.
0:17.0	Bill Maher.
0:21.0	I certainly honestly believe religion is detrimental to the progress of humanity.
0:29.0	And in our left corner, the Swami of Smalrer, the Guru of Gore,
0:39.0	Kumari himself, Vikk Gondi.
0:45.0	I am not who you think that I am.
0:48.0	Let's get ready to... to...
0:54.0	Oh, uh...
0:56.0	Reach out of space.
0:59.0	All right, all right, that was a little stupid.
1:02.0	Uh, I don't know what made me get all Michael Buffet. All right, that was a little stupid.
1:03.1	I don't know what made me get all Michael buffer on you.
1:05.8	I promise.
1:07.0	I'll never do anything that's stupid again.
1:09.1	Tonight, we're simply going to compare Kumare and religious
1:13.2	to documentaries on belief. So you might call them
1:17.3	Beliefimentries.
1:18.8	Oh, okay, I did it again. Okay, I'm just going to shut up now.
1:24.0	This is infants on the throne.
1:27.0	Philosophy of men being with humans.
1:31.0	We are the core of the team. We are the core.
1:34.0	Welcome back to Infants on Thrones.
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