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Today, we explore how the Satanic Panic of the 1980s and ’90s echoed the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. From spectral evidence to satanic daycares, it’s a tale of mass hysteria, moral crusades, and the lives ruined in the name of righteousness. Buckle up, GenXers — this one’s gonna hurt.

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In this week’s episode of The Mighty Philbert, we dig up the greatest comeback story never told — the resurrection of Jesus — as told by Christian apologist and professional anecdote machine, Josh McDowell. Armed with Mel Gibson movies, mystery engineers, and a suspicious lack of sources, Josh makes his case for the resurrection… and I take it apart, one contradiction at a time.
 
 We’ll cover:
 - The recycled story of “500 witnesses”
 - The Georgia Tech Stone Calculation™
 - Why women preparing Jesus’ body makes zero cultural or textual sense
 - And of course, how to prove your argument using nothing but trauma porn and bad Greek
 
 This isn’t just a takedown — it’s a trip through 2,000 years of apologetics with your favorite cocktail of sarcasm, facts, and righteous fury.
 
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Labubu dolls are not possessed. But the people making viral videos about them? Might be possessed by the spirit of the 1980s Satanic Panic.

In this episode of The Mighty Philbert, we refute a wildly popular video claiming Labubu dolls are demonic, cause paranormal activity, and are gateways to witchcraft. We take a sarcastic, hard-hitting look at this ridiculous claim and trace it back to decades of evangelical fear-mongering — from Smurfs to Slayer to Scooby-Doo.

We’ll also explore the real dangers of demon-obsession by sharing the heartbreaking story of Anneliese Michel — a young woman who died after 67 exorcisms — and ask why these moral panics keep resurfacing.

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🔥 Burn fear, not toys.
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Did Christianity really make the world a better place? Or is that just a holy-sounding remix of colonial history with a halo filter?
 In this episode of The Mighty Philbert, I respond to Inspiring Philosophy’s viral video, “How Christianity Changed the World,” and break down the myths, cherry-picked stats, and historical revisionism.
From missionary myths to Protestant propaganda, we unpack the good, the bad, and the sanctified ugly.
👊 Strap in — this is gonna get biblical.

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Is science actually a secret sermon? Or is someone just selling you theological snake oil in a lab coat?

In this final episode of The Four Winds of Christian Apologetics series, The Mighty Philbert tackles John Lennox’s book Cosmic Chemistry — a bold attempt to argue that science not only supports Christianity, but outright proves it.

We’ll dissect Lennox’s biggest arguments — the God of the Gaps, his cosmic leap to Jesus, and the morality myth — and expose why his claims don’t hold up under the microscope. This episode blends brutal honesty with dark humor and a dash of righteous anger as we ask:

Does science really need God, or is this just another case of “divine branding” gone wrong?

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Is the Kalam Cosmological Argument the ultimate proof for God... or just theological sleight-of-hand dressed in a lab coat? In this episode of The Mighty Philbert, we take a scalpel (and a sledgehammer) to William Lane Craig’s favorite apologetic argument — and expose just how far it leaps from “a cause” to “definitely the Christian God.”

We’ll dig into the science, unpack the philosophy, and mock the metaphysics — all while quoting physicists like Lawrence Krauss, Sean Carroll, Stephen Hawking, and more. Spoiler alert: the universe doesn’t come with a “Made by Yahweh” tag.

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This week on the Mighty Philbert, we take a look at Frank Turek's claims that morality can't exist with the Christian God. 

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In this episode of The Mighty Philbert, we take a wrecking ball to Lee Strobel’s so-called “4 Proofs of the Resurrection” from The Case for Christ. From vague creeds to questionable tombs and recycled Bible verses dressed up as eyewitnesses — we pull back the curtain and expose the apologetic sleight of hand. 

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Today’s episode is for anyone who’s ever deconstructed and then made the mistake of mentioning it out loud. Because the moment you say “I don’t believe anymore,” suddenly your sweet Aunt Carol turns into a cross between C.S. Lewis and a telemarketer trying to win you back to Team Jesus. You’re not having a conversation — you’re being recruited like a lost puppy with hell in your eyes. So let’s talk about the 10 things you should absolutely avoid when having one of these glorious exchanges with believers. We'll roast it, rage about it, and drop a few truth bombs that'll make the next family reunion way more fun.