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Did we ever think we'd be visiting the Askewniverse as part of this show? Well, no... but stranger things have happened. This week, we take a look at Kevin Smith's Dogma and some of the accidental lessons it teaches about the true nature of God and the problems inherent with belief. Christians behaving badly returns (again) next week!
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It's natural to miss the good things about your religious life, but when weighed against all the negatives, the good parts just don't make going back worthwhile. So why do we sometimes feel the urge to turn back? And what should we do when we're in that headspace? We look at these questions and more in this week's episode. In Christians behaving badly news, it's angels and exponents, gratuitous grifting, and just when you thought things couldn't get any worse in Texas...
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While gospel tracts have been referred to as a form of silent witness, they are anything but. From the waste they create to the vehicle for some of the worst kinds of toxic religious thinking that they can be, there is little to like and plenty to criticize about them. Spider and Shelle delve into these issues (and more) surrounding tracts in this episode. Christians behaving badly takes another dive into the murky pool of the evangelical "prophecy movement."
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Another popular stop for people on their way out of evangelical faith is in the world of energy healing. For many, that means things like Reiki in all its forms as well as a few other less-mystical but equally pointless fads. There is a reason why energy healing appeals to ex-evangelicals and we'll let you in on what that is, too. Christians Behaving Badly returns with prophets, pronouns, and personal vendettas.
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Rounding out Unbound October we have this Halloween treat: a scene-by-scene review of what might be the the most comprehensive picture of what puritan witchcraft hysteria looked like in the 17th century: Robert Eggers' "The Witch." How much of what these people went through is reflected in modern religion, particularly evangelicalism? We look at that question and others along the way.
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Like the Occult, the concept of demons is as old as human history. This week we have a look at the demonologies of several traditions and also the influence of demons on everything from Christian doctrine to pop culture. It's a devilishly fun conversation for week four of Unbound October.
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What is the Occult? Does occultism have anything at all to do with Satanism? As evangelicals, we're told a lot of tall tales about a lot of things and the Occult is a prime example. If the only thing that comes to mind when you think of the Occult is the Devil, you need to hear this episode.
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Forget everything your pastor ever told you about Satanism. Forget the stereotypes. Satanists? In MY workplace? It's more likely than you think... and they're probably some of your better co-workers. Learn what modern Satanism is and what it isn't and just how few Satanists even believe the Devil is real. It's week 2 of Unbound October and this is an episode not to be missed!
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In week one of Unbound October, we look at several underworld myths examining their similarities, severities, variations, and deviations with the underlying message being one that should be familiar to our listeners: people are just gonna believe what they want, both for themselves and for others.
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