Hi, everybody. Welcome to the Fundamentalist's podcast. My name is L.A. Morgan, and I'm here with my good friend, Peter Rollins, a doctor of philosophy, as well as a theologian and a public speaker has written several books.

I've written none. I do comedy on the internet and sometimes on stage and a thing on the

Valley Folk. And if you're joining us for the video on this, thank you guys for watching. I see you.

Thank you for commenting. We know it's a niche thing. We're not affected by the fact that it's not a

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much for people leaving reviews on the iTunes does that help as well i think it does i mean so

thank you for helping and it makes me feel good i like to know that we're not doing this all in a

it helps our psychology it helps our yeah it helps our crippling depression well speaking of

psychology is in crippling depressions pete we're talking talking about the Oedipus Complex on this particular episode. I have been reading a book

called The Story of Psychology right now. It's about this big. It's about 400 pages. Probably the biggest

book I've ever read my whole life. Is it that big lengthwise or thickness-wise? Okay, that's okay.

Yeah. Not my little book of calm.

Yeah, yeah.

Because that's your usual book, yeah.

Good standard big book that makes me feel like big old smarty pants, but it's so long.

And because it covers the entire history of psychology, it took me forever to get through all of the, you know, the Babylonians and

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