Tom, Randy, and Heather discuss some recent Mormon-news topics and revisit the infamous policy reversal with some new information.
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Tom, Randy, and Heather discuss some recent Mormon-news topics and revisit the infamous policy reversal with some new information.
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Glenn and Tom sit down with Street Epistemologist extraordinaire Anthony Magnabosco to talk with Renee Cordeschi about her exit from the Jehovah’s Witness cult. Keep track of any the Mormon parallels. There will be a quiz (only 144,000 people will pass).
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What happens when the Lord™ draws a firm line in the sand (in November 2015) and then kinda sorta undraws it 3 1/2 years later? Glenn, Heather, and Tom discuss. With maybe a brief special visit from a certain Brother Jake. Enjoy.
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What is “well being?” What (if anything) does that have to do with a belief in God? Why is Jordan Peterson so dang slippery for Tom? Glenn and Tom sit down with Bill Reel and a few other guests to discuss the main issues raised by Sam Harris and Jordan Peterson in their Aug 2018 Vancouver discussion on Dogma:
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Today Glenn is joined by Brady, Tom, and a small gaggle of live virtual audience members to discuss the intersection between Plato’s idea of “The Lie of the Soul,” Anil Seth’s TED Talk on the way our brains hallucinate reality, and video blogger Matt Christiansen’s response to the recent outrage in Washington DC over a confrontation between native American protestors and Catholic high school kids. It’s a big one! Enjoy.
Plato’s Lie In The Soul:
https://www.ancient.eu/article/210/platos-lie-in-the-soul/
Matt Christiansen’s Response to the recent events in DC:
Anil Seth’s TED Talk on the Brain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyu7v7nWzfo&t=456s
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Dr. Colton Miller returns to Infants on Thrones to walk Tom and Matt through his professional reactions to last week’s episode on shame. Most important takeaway: shame is what happens when a person confuses doing a bad thing with BEING a bad person. Listen to hear more.
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Bill Reel talks to Glenn and Tom about what it was like to be excommunicated last night in St. George, Utah. He also teases some things that might be coming next. Will we get another Excommunication sing-a-long from this? Stay tuned…
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Matt is joined by Tom and Kristin to apologize for his treatment of Sam Young and to talk about Shame.
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Glenn and Tom sit down with licensed Psychologist Colton Miller to discuss the psychological impact of Mormonism.
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