It's the COVID-19 episode, both about what's going on, and how the church is responding to it.

Links: https://www.christianheadlines.com/columnists/shane-idleman/covid-19-things-you-need-to-know-from-a-pastoral-perspective.html and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4ro4jd5RjY

Today we discuss death, safety, The Deadsea Scrolls, and The Shroud of Turin, not necessarily in that order.

Where is God in the church??? Well, there's not a lot of evidence.... We also get into gender pronouns and offensive theology. Ummm really.

Today we talked about how atheists deal with things like the coronavirus. We also discuss the no true Scottsman fallacy and we talk about how atheists deal with family and friends who don't like us anymore.

How does rationality relate to where the human race is today?

What is God's love? Do we love? Judge? What does it mean to say "He lives within my heart"? We definitely question what God's love might be.

What is Love? Does it have anything to do with a God, and if so how? What is evidence for god?

We brought up the question that Sherry always heard at work — aren't atheists kind of arrogant, thinking God doesn't exist? And what is secular forgiveness, and is it always possible?

We've been doing these for several weeks now. Just who are we and why are we doing this? What do we actually believe if we don't believe there's enough evidence for God?

Is Pascal's Wager a valid lifestyle, and if not, what are the consequences of attempting it?