This episode was a grab bag of fun. We talked China, Virtual Reality, Ben Shapiro and Rogan, oh and we get hippie.

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In this episode Chris discusses why Christianity and Islam never really held much appeal to him, despite his deep interest in religion, and when and why that changed. He ties in pieces of Jordan B. Peterson's recent discussion with Mustafa Akyol, stories about Jesus from the Quran and Gnostic gospels and closes by showing how political ideology takes the place of religion and no one seems to notice.

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In this episode Chris and Kyle discuss the New World Order. Where will it come from? In what form will it take? Will anybody be able to tell the difference between religion and government? Find out here.

#TooSweet #EP69 #Snoogins 

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This one's for the ladies...  

In his episode Chris reflects on traditional gender roles and the paradoxical devaluation of "women's roles" in the family and in society, which...(spoiler alert)...could NOT be more critical to our survival/success as individuals and as a species. 

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In this episode Kyle, his mother and brother talk a whole bunch of shit.

Let's go Brandon!

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In this episode Chris discusses a curious and little known religion called Baha'i. Baha'i proclaims itself the religion of the Coming Age, which will come to unify all religions, languages and humanity itself! Sound too good to be true? Find out here.

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This is round 2 with Chris' brother. A fun conversation. We explored the history of rap, the skateboarding scene in the early 90s and a bunch more about shoes.

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In this episode Chris compares the nearly forgotten Gnostic (early Christian) Gospel of Thomas to the Biblical gospels. We explore the origins of Christianity, challenge the church and try to uncover the true teachings of Jesus.

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In this episode Kyle and Chris tag-team a discussion on Gilles Deleuze. Kyle is surprised to learn that Michel Foucault and "Jill" Deleuze aren't women and Chris goes to lengths to prove that Deleuze is a religious atheist.

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In this episode Chris discusses the ancient Mesopotamian myths--Epic of Gligamesh & Enuma Elish--that appear also in the Bible. Noah or Ut-napishtim? Which stories came first? Who plagiarized from whom? Do these older Mesopotamian stories undermine the Biblical ones? Let's compare and contrast and see where we land on this.

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