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Ever find yourself scratching your head at Sunday service, pondering life's unanswerable questions like, "Is it a sin to double-dip at church potlucks?" or "Did Moses really part the Red Sea, or was it just low tide?" Well, you're not alone! 🤣

Meet our dynamic duo:
👔 Pastor Joseph Tillman, M.Div. - Theologically trained, spiritually profound, and can absolutely rock the pulpit like no other. He's here to navigate us through the labyrinth of church doctrine with the wisdom of Solomon and the patience of Job (mostly because he has to put up with Nate).
🎭 Nate Robinsoff - Comedian, lifelong Christian, and self-proclaimed "Most Likely to Be Kicked Out of a Bible Study for Asking Too Many Questions." He's got inquiries, jokes, and probably some heretical thoughts, but don't worry, the Pastor's got him in check.

Together, they embark on a podcast journey that traverses the intricacies of Christianity...

Did you know there is actually a lot of controversy around baptism? Check out today's episode about baptism to learn what it is and what people have to say about it!

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Our episode today concludes our discussion on predetermination! You are supposed to listen to it, or are you?

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The Mormon Church changed its rules about race in 1978.

Which immediately raises a pretty obvious question: Why was that rule there in the first place?

Episode 205 - The Mormon Church Changed Its Rules in 1978 is live today!

We're continuing our Mormonism series with a look at the LDS Church's history with Black members, the priesthood restrictions that ended in 1978, and the questions surrounding that change.

We also get into Mormon temples, because Nate has some questions about what goes on inside and why access is restricted.

And if you've been following this series, you already know that telling Nate something is restricted is probably the fastest way to make him more curious.

Here's something I'm interested to hear from you all: Did you already know about the LDS Church's 1978 policy change, or was that new information?

Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/aY6-dT_Flps