Podcast #252: Calvary, Calvinism, and Notre Dame

Drunk Ex-Pastors

Christian Kingery

Religion & Spirituality, Comedy

4.7 • 566 Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2019

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

In episode #252 we hear a suggestion about distilling and branding our own liquor, after which we recount our past experiences regarding leaving our former church, Calvary Chapel. We discuss a couple recent Netflix documentaries about women we admire, and then address some charges of racism surrounding people's responses to the Notre Dame fire. We respond to a caller's comments about the God of Calvinism, and then hear another listener's confession. Biebers involve wedding dates and campfires.

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0:00.0	Hello there, my friend.
0:02.5	Hey.
0:03.9	Hello, darkness, my old friend.
0:06.9	Dude, so it's almost noon.
0:09.0	It's actually not almost noon.
0:11.3	It's afternoon.
0:12.1	Oh, I thought it was 11, 17.
0:13.6	No.
0:14.2	Is noon 12?
0:16.0	I thought I was like, isn't there like a baker's noon?
0:18.0	A baker's noon is like 13 o'clock or 1 p.m. Right. I'm confused. It is 12.18 p.m. There you go. No reason why we shouldn't be drinking. So we are drinking early. We were, we ran out of times to record this week. Yes. Because you have one of those things. Jobs?
0:37.9	Yeah, yeah.
0:38.3	Yeah.
0:39.3	Yeah. Yeah.
0:40.3	I have one too.
0:41.1	It's just a normal schedule.
0:42.9	Yours is a normal schedule, I guess, but it's just a completely different normal schedule than mine.
0:48.2	You should just negotiate with your work that you're going to just work swing shift.
0:52.4	Sounds awful.
0:55.3	I've been reading that book about the...
0:59.0	Oh yeah, sleep?
0:59.7	Sleep and stuff.
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