ScathingAtheist 133: Life After God Edition

The Scathing Atheist

Puzzle in a Thunderstorm, LLC

Religion & Spirituality, Comedy, Other

4.9 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2015

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

In this week's episode, Lucinda does this week in misogyny and the New Testament equivalent, rednecks in Louisiana discover a rare species of local jew during a vigilante cryptography patrol, and former pastor Ryan Bell from the Life After God podcast joins us to tell us if he misses pasting.

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0:00.0	Warning, this podcast contains words that some people have arbitrarily chosen to be
0:04.9	offended by.
0:06.4	This week's episode of The Skating Atheist is brought to you by the new chain of barbershops
0:11.3	for almost Amish dudes, Hair Club for Menonites.
0:15.8	Is your chin strap neckbeard making you feel ridiculous?
0:19.4	Of course it isn't.
0:20.8	You're not Amish, you're a hip, Forward Thinking Anabaptist.
0:24.6	You like your house heated, your Scotch neat, and your hair trimmed like an employable adult.
0:29.9	Hair Club for Menonites, like Amish with cuts.
0:34.4	And now The Skating Atheist.
0:36.9	This is Dan, Matt, and Ryan from the Goddess Revolution podcast.
0:40.4	Wait, wait.
0:41.4	Revolution, like with a B?
0:43.2	Yeah, Revolution.
0:44.2	It's a portmanteil combining rebel.
0:46.0	Arise in opposition.
0:47.2	And Revolution.
0:48.2	To overthrow social order.
0:49.8	Making.
0:50.8	Rebellution.
0:51.8	Oh, alright, I get it, that's cool.
0:53.8	Alright, should we do this then?
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