Welcome back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I’m joined by friend and fellow podcast host Tomahawk Eastridge in what is definitely the funniest and most lighthearted episode to date. In this episode, we discuss a wide array of topics, from Tomahawk’s upbringing in the church, how God is essentially a TV writer, and how Rick and Morty ties in with religion. Tomahawk also hosts a podcast called The Sillycast, and is available everywhere you listen to podcasts.

Welcome Back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I’m tackling some frequently asked questions about religion, atheism, and how I handle post-deconversion heckling.

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Welcome back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I’m joined by Scot Loyd, a current Christian, activist, and liberal arts educator. In this episode, we discuss Scot’s upbringing and eventual defection from the strange and often cult-like sect of the United Pentecostal Church, how he’s come to his own, more solidified understanding of his faith, and his thoughts on balancing emotions and intellect in religion.

Scot has a blog on religion and activism which can be found at scotloyd.blog

Welcome back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I'm joined by Spencer Melton, a musician and current Christian who was so gracious to join me this week and explain his view of Christianity. We discuss at length our differing views on the Holy Spirit, the effects of music on salvation, and how he deals with deconversion.

Welcome Back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I'm joined by Lily Kays, a long time friend of mine and current Christian. Join me as she discusses her personal journey with leaving and rejoining the church, open-mindedness within Christianity, and her thoughts on religious portrayal throughout the world.

Lily is the co-host of Queer and Divine: Conversations with Spirit and Pride which can be found on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Welcome back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I'm joined by ex-Jehovah's Witness Onesti Deering as she discusses the cult-like behaviors of the Jehovah's Witness faith, how she handled the strain of her personal relationships as she left the faith, and some practical advice for deconversion.

Merry Christmas everyone! This week on the Doctrine Detox, I discuss the history of modern Christmas celebrations, a few traditions claimed by Christianity that have roots in several different cultures, and I get to the bottom of the REAL reason for the season.

Welcome back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I'm joined by Kendria Godair, who discusses her incredibly sheltered life as a pastor's kid, the loneliness, angriness, and ultimate triumph of deconverting, and maintaining positivity, joy, and optimism despite not having any religious affiliation.You can follow Kendria on Instagram @the_optimist_atheist

Welcome back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I'm joined by actor Michael Williams as he recalls his journey of finding his true self through a myriad of religions, the impact of prominent christian figures on his life, and how to be patient with yourself in your journey though life.

You can follow Michael on Instagram and TikTok @themichaelraywilliamsHe also has a couple of very entertaining Dungeons and Dragons streams on Twitch, which you can follow at twitch.tv/adventuresinsilvernell and twitch.tv/angaleseHe is also open to questions and direct communication [email protected]

Welcome back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I'm joined by Actor, Model, and Author Lizz Matthews, who discusses her experiences with Christianity's lack of basic education on important topics, the willful ignorance of the church toward controversial religions, and learning to find yourself in a sea of uncertainty. Content Warning: Sex and sexual abuse is discussed briefly in this episode.