On today's episode, Dot and Daniel discuss the differences between lovingly judging people to correct them as a Christian vs just "loving" them without correctional judgement (accountability) of any kind, and of course, what the Bible has to say about judgement. Also discussed is the tension between religion vs relationship as far as the gospel is concerned; Daniel's personal dispute with their local church as well as Dot's experiences in dealing with "spiritual perfectionism". They also discuss Kanye West announcing that he is running for POTUS, Usain Bolt's new baby daughter's name, Dot being off social media, and TikTok possibly being banned in the U.S. 

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// Sources for this Ep: www.abc.net.au/reslib/201407/r1308729_17984331.pdf, www.biblereasons.com/religion-vs-relationship-with-god/ //

On this episode, Dot and Daniel debunk the polls which suggest that America is a "Christian" nation by specifically addressing the rise of LGBTQ+ ideology in the culture. They also discuss how the church should deal with people passionately involved in LGBTQ+ movement, as well as those who feel guilty and struggle with the many sins the LGBTQ+ ideology promotes. They also address the backlash against Pop Smoke's album cover, Kanye West's recent wins, and the crazy allegations against Shane Dawson. 

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Follow Daniel on Instagram @_danielsalisbury and on Twitter @_dsii. 

Follow Dot on all social media platforms @_ulsadat.

On this episode, Dot and Daniel talk on the current climate of the US, their thoughts on the BLM movement, their beliefs regarding the importance of the nuclear family, and which french fries are the GOAT. 

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Follow Daniel  on Instagram @_danielsalsibury and on Twitter @_dsii

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As most of the world goes into Quarantine due to Coronavirus, we examine a variety of shallow topics with the deepest analysis because why not? After all, we have a lot of time on our hands.