Hey everybody, hi friends, well from beautiful Salt Lake City, Utah, it's Thank God I'm

Atheist the podcast I'm Frank Feldman and I'm Dan Beacher and coming up on the show today and all the

Titanic panic. Oh, it's back. It's back. You guys it's bad out there. People are

are believing the cookie should again and it's not going well for us as a society.

Yeah, it didn't wasn't great in the 80s. Those of you who are alive back then with him.

80s and 90s. Holy crap. I was nothing but Satan worshipers and weird rituals and down under

the that overpass over there. They meet up and and kill chickens or something. Right. Yeah. And

then and then abduct all the children who are never reported abducted and murder them in the

light of the moon. That's the part you're not supposed to know what we're talking about. Right. But

first before we get to that, Dan, Pope had a big announcement this week. It was news to me.

Probably news to most people. It's kind of a he announced the God's reversal on the issue of

war. He said that God does not guide religions toward war. This is news. This is he's a since when

I've read your own book since when Pope. So clearly this is news. He has news that he announced at

the seventh Congress of leaders of world and traditional religions. And this was a meeting that

brought together Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus amongst other faiths. And they

talked about all sorts of stuff. But the Pope had some stuff on his mind because of the war in

Ukraine. And he's a little miffed that Patriarch Kirol. That's the Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirol.

How do you say that? Kirol? Kirol? I'd kill. Kirol? I think it's just Kirol. Let's just let's just call him

Kirol. Kirol because he has he's come out in support of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Yeah, he's

a big proponent. Yeah, he likes it. But the Pope continued with his or the here's some stuff that

he had to say. He says, God is peace, right? He guides us always in the way of peace. Never that of

war. Let us commit ourselves then even more to insisting on the need for resolving conflicts,

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