CrossFeed Religious News Audio

CrossFeed Religious News Audio

By Pastors Dale Critchley and Jim ButlerReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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CrossFeed Religious News Audio episodes

  • CrossFeed 168: 4th Anniversary
    Yes, we've been doing this for four years. But who's crazier, the people who do it or the people who watch?
    * Everyone Draw Muhammed Day
    * Obama and separation of Church and State
    * Nun fired over abortion
    * Texas School Board and Jesus
    * Methodist iPhone app
    1 hr 5 min
  • CrossFeed 166: #LGBTQ #Obama and #ELCA
    Networks, vacation, and more.
    * National Day of Prayer
    * Sarah Palin plays the God card
    * The ELCA and gay clergy
    * Gay hospital visitation
    * Christian law students face the Supreme Court
    No episode next week, BTW.
    1 hr 3 min
  • CrossFeed 162: You may think it's funny, but it's snot
    Dale and Jim go Thunderdome over a couple stories. Let us know what you think!
    * Glenn Beck and Social Justice
    * Children of lesbians not allowed in Catholic schools
    * Are we one nation under God?
    * Drinking snail mucus
    * Do the new airport scanners violate your religion?
    1 hr 1 min
  • CrossFeed 161: Just Jim
    Due to a recording mix-up, while you can hear Dale, our viewers can only see Jim. Those who only get the audio won't notice the difference.
    * Bibles for Pr0n
    * Dial-A-Confession
    * Nail from the cross found?
    * Malaysia on Closed Communion
    * And the U.S. Government on religion
    53 min

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CrossFeed Religious News (Audio) brings you the latest religious news each week as found on crossfeednews.com, the only social religious news community on the internet! Watch level-headed Christian commentary from Dale Critchley in Cleveland and Jim Butler in Boston, a couple Lutheran (LCMS) pastors, discussing everything from abortion to gay marriage to statements from the Pope to VeggieTales, not to mention regular Superman and Star Wars references. We take the news seriously, but we don't take ourselves too seriously.