Blurry Creatures

Never seen a podcast like this before can you do one about Ezekiel?

Please stop promoting and eating Skinny Pop. The product is completely greenwashed.

The recent guest who decided that St. Francis is Assissi was part of a vast satanic school of occultism was the last straw for me. Although Paul advises us to hold fast to the traditions (teachings) passed on orally, and John points out that Jesus taught more than books can hold, the evangelical show hosts and guests believe that if it ain’t a post-Reformation American Bible Belt form of Christianity, then it’s part of team Satan. So if you are shallow in church history, and don’t care what early Christians actually learned from the apostles you may live this show. If you’re part of the billion believers who know that teachings were transmitted in sermons from martyrs, in graffiti on the catacomb walls, in the Didache, in hymns and prayers— then you may want to pass on this show because you will hear over and over again how 19th century American theology is true and the teachings your church has defended with it’s blood for two millennia are really a satanic conspiracy. If these folks can look at the life of Francis of Assissi and see evil, I can’t trust them to discern what Bigfoot and UFOs are.

Show has gone downhill quite rapidly. Shorter episodes, rehashing the same material, constantly cutting off guests and obnoxious advertisement interruptions throughout.