Special thanks to Mike from the Skeptic’s Guide to Conspiracy: http://mikebohler.com/
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Gene Rosen, Sandy Hook Hero, Harassed By Conspiracy Theorists Who Claim He’s An Actor
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Birther preacher claims Obama had mother of his ‘love child’ killed outside White House
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Catholic bishop performs ‘exorcism’ with armed officers over Illinois same sex marriage
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Afghanistan ‘plans to reintroduce public stoning as punishment for adultery’
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Tea Party Nation Exposes ‘The Gay Food Nazis’ Once And For All
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LDS Masturbation Manual – http://www.ldolphin.org/mormon.html
Irreligiosophy covered that Mormon document, so as far as I know, it’s real.
Satan sounded an aweful lot like the villain from Inspector Gadget to me. Such a deceiver that Satan.
RE: Baptism v. Emergency Care – I’m not clear why they parents couldn’t follow Tom’s usual prayer v. medical care advice and do BOTH. I was baptised (clearly it didn’t take) IN the hospital, because my mother was concerned I was not going to survive either my medical condition or the corrective surgery. I got a sprinkle of holy water, AND a life-saving procedure.
i was raised mormon and yes the advise on how not to masterbated is real. check out the podcast Mormon Expression episode 132, “Mark E Peterson steps on overcoming masterbation”
I came to say that Irreligiosophy did it many years ago, but I seem to been beaten to it. the link is here.
http://wiki.lspace.org/mediawiki/index.php/The_Joye_of_Snacks This might be a good read for the LDS masturbation squad.
The “stoning was developed when stones were the height of technology” quip busted me up. Some poor lady next to me at the stop light wondered what was wrong with me. This was a great episode, Mike was a great guest. Thanks!
Yeah, Lee is correct. Chuck and Leighton over at Irreligiosophy did do a whole episode on the LDS masturbation topic way back when “LDS Advice to Young Men” – Ep #26. Worth a listen for sure.
I wanted to tell everybody that listening to Cognitive Dissonance is good for your brain, perhaps due to quantum programming.
After hearing the Muslim call to prayer so many times, it no longer sounds so “foreign” or “weird”. I noticed this today whilst thinking of my reading of Reza Aslan’s books, which sparked some tolerance and deeper understanding of Christianity and Islam.
So, inadvertent fanning of the spark? Or the more obvious answer: You guys are programming us for a takeover?
Thanks dudes and chick