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Here was the recording from yesterday (Patreon)

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2018-06-25 21:29:30
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Sorry, I forgot to hit record when we started so it is missing the beginning. 

Comments

Deanna T.

Well, that was music was excruciating.

Andrew Lindsay

Tom, it must be hard to get good help these days...

Sunny

This really was a ton of fun, I can’t wait for the next one

DannoG

I will certainly be making an effort to join the next one

Robert Woods

Forgot to hit record....he Cecil you know how I know Tom was in charge this time...

Ryan Parker

We definitely have Long John Silver’s out here in Los Angeles. And if I’m not mistaken Long John Silver’s and Taco Bell or Long John Silver’s and KFC have banded together and you can get both in the same restaurant. Oddly enough I think it is KFC and long John silver that merged and you can walk in to one store and it is both restaurants.

Mark Siefert

Pastor Manning’s use of the term “Hamites” is far more insidious than some may think. According to The Bible, Noah’s son, Ham, and his descendants were cursed with perpetual servitude for seeing his father naked while Noah was on a drunken bender. While it’s not mentioned in scripture, later Abrahamic commentators would’ve the story to explain the origin of black people as descendants of Ham, their dark skin being a sign of the curse. Thus Christian defenders of slavery and segregation have often evoked the Cursr of Ham to justify their odious position. Believe it or not, Manning is the SECOND African American preacher I’ve heard who believes this myth to be true! I don’t know how prevalent these beliefs are in their churches, but with religious leaders like these, the Black community doesn’t need the Klan to keep them down.