What do you get when you mix mental health "services" with evangelical doctrine? You get a toxic cocktail of bad advice, self-deprecation, and hocus pocus that leaves people lost within their own minds with little chance of ever finding their way to a place of emotional wellness. This week, Spider and Shelle continue their thoughts on emotional wellness and how the vast majority of faith-based counseling is beyond detrimental to it in a far too vast majority of cases.

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Abusive relationships and domestic violence may not be unique to evangelical religion, but few sources fuel it, perpetuate it, and ostensibly MANDATE it in quite the way evangelical Christianity does. This week, Spider and Shelle take a close and scathingly critical look at how evangelical doctrine and clergy keep people in abuse situations through toxic doctrine, counsel, and teaching.

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Why is it that people who adhere to a religion whose most basic tenet revolves around forgiveness are the ones who find it hardest to forgive? There are a number of reasons for this that we explore in this week's episode, along with the question: is withholding forgiveness ever appropriate?

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Spider and Shelle take a look at one of the most important aspects of life after faith: having a healthy sense of self. Why is it so difficult for people coming out of faith to get to know themselves? We look at that question and more in this week's episode.

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On the eve of the single most important presidential election in American history, Spider and Shelle lay out the most significant reasons why evangelicals flock to a leader who, on the surface, is the antithesis of what their religion deems moral, ethical, and compassionate. We look at numerous biblical parallels that all point to the same conclusion: evangelicals love Trump because Trump is a crystal clear reflection of the attitudes, personality, and behavior of their god.

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Spider and Shelle take a look at all the traditions and even the sometimes sordid history of Halloween along with other traditions popular at this time of year. What does your average evangelical really think about Halloween? We'll look at that question and more in this week's episode.

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Why do evangelicals consider some things sinful in one context and divinely inspired in another? What are the real differences between prayer cloths and mojo bags? Why is laying on of hands OK but Reiki is a sin? We look at these questions and more in our discussion on the blatantly hypocritical nature of evangelical doctrine and its acceptance of mysticism... under its own branding.

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Spider and Shelle take a look at one of the darkest periods in American religious history from the perspective of its underlying secular (and very sinister) nature. Were the Salem Witch Trials really about purging evil from an otherwise peaceful New England town? Were things really peaceful at all there before all this? We look at these questions and more this week.

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Please allow us to introduce you to Satan. AKA, Beelzebub, The Morningstar, Old Scratch, the Devil, and many other names. Where did the concept of the Devil come from and how have evangelicals inflated and weaponized the concept of Satan in their doctrine? We tackle these questions and more in this week's episode.

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Why are so many people resistant to doing a few simple things to keep themselves and others safe in the face of a global pandemic? Is this an evangelicals-only problem? Are evangelicals even to blame for it? Spider and Shelle tackle these questions and more and provide thought-provoking insights into the psychology behind anti-masking and what can be done to counter the problem.

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