NonTheology

John Loftus joins us to talk about a subject he has written about many times, which he calls the Outsider Test For Faith: evaluating belief systems from the perspective of an outsider. That is, without first accepting the truth of any of the core assumptions.

John Loftus joins us to talk about a subject he has written about many times, which he calls the Outsider Test For Faith: evaluating belief systems from the perspective of an outsider. That is, without first accepting the truth of any of the core assumptions.

John Loftus joins us to talk about a subject he has written about many times, which he calls the Outsider Test For Faith: evaluating belief systems from the perspective of an outsider. That is, without first accepting the truth of any of the core assumptions.

After a brief hiatus, NonTheology comes roaring back into production. Gabe is joined by friend (but not fan) of the show Dan, to talk about his deconversion from Judaism and why, although homosexuality is condemned repeatedly in Jewish scriptures, his Jewish upbringing compelled him to strongly support gay marriage.

After a brief hiatus, NonTheology comes roaring back into production. Gabe is joined by friend (but not fan) of the show Dan, to talk about his deconversion from Judaism and why, although homosexuality is condemned repeatedly in Jewish scriptures, his Jewish upbringing compelled him to strongly support gay marriage.

After a brief hiatus, NonTheology comes roaring back into production. Gabe is joined by friend (but not fan) of the show Dan, to talk about his deconversion from Judaism and why, although homosexuality is condemned repeatedly in Jewish scriptures, his Jewish upbringing compelled him to strongly support gay marriage.

Gabe is joined by two stellar guest voices for a round table discussion about how we talk about our atheism. We topped off our conversation with Shelley's song Apocalyptic Love Song (For Hitchens), which was magnificent.

Gabe is joined by two stellar guest voices for a round table discussion about how we talk about our atheism. We topped off our conversation with Shelley's song Apocalyptic Love Song (For Hitchens), which was magnificent.

Gabe is joined by two stellar guest voices for a round table discussion about how we talk about our atheism. We topped off our conversation with Shelley's song Apocalyptic Love Song (For Hitchens), which was magnificent.

We are joined once again by Christian apologist Eric Chabot, this time to talk about Atheism, Christianity, and History. Did we stick to those topics? Barely.

We are joined once again by Christian apologist Eric Chabot, this time to talk about Atheism, Christianity, and History. Did we stick to those topics? Barely.

We are joined once again by Christian apologist Eric Chabot, this time to talk about Atheism, Christianity, and History. Did we stick to those topics? Barely.

Following some brief announcements, we take some time to interact with our listeners, rather than generating any new content of our own. Laziest. Episode. Ever.

Following some brief announcements, we take some time to interact with our listeners, rather than generating any new content of our own. Laziest. Episode. Ever.

Following some brief announcements, we take some time to interact with our listeners, rather than generating any new content of our own. Laziest. Episode. Ever.