Lamanites #248

Thank God I'm Atheist

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Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 22 August 2016

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Louisiana flood exposes hypocrisy, Lutherans want to reconcile with Rome, gay bashing, Pokemon Go linked to demonic plot, the Norwegian Church loses members thanks to online registration, prayer and religion banned at Chinese hospitals and four 'lamanites' sue LDS Church.

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0:00.0	The Hey everybody. Hi guys, hi guys. Well, from beautiful Salt Lake City, Utah. It's, thank God I'm Atheist.
0:23.6	The podcast.
0:24.7	I'm Frank, and I'm Dan.
0:26.3	And coming up today, we're gonna talk about stuff.
0:30.3	Stuff and stuff.
0:31.6	Engines. Really? We're ging. Stuff and stuff and stuff engines really we're going to be talking about engines
0:36.9	Yeah well or the first nations peoples yeah of these United States and Lamanites.
0:44.4	Lamanites, that's what we're going to be talking about.
0:47.0	As the Mormons, at least historically referred to them.
0:50.1	They kind of backed off on that, haven't they?
0:52.3	Maybe a little bit.
0:53.0	I think officially they have.
0:55.0	But when they're together, they still do it.
0:59.0	You know you do.
1:00.0	Hide and close doors.
1:02.0	Yeah. Well, I mean if you ask my parents I doubt they've revised their belief on the matter
1:08.0	whereas that's not being taught quite so clearly right to the younger generation.
1:15.0	But we'll explain all of that later.
1:17.0	You'll understand the Mormon relationship to Native Americans.
1:21.0	Yeah. A little better at the end of the show.
1:24.0	Hopefully.
1:25.0	We've done our job, Dan.
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