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GAM196 Alien Intrusion: Unmasking a Deception (Patreon)

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2019-05-20 19:32:06
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2026-06

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This week, we have Thomas and Aaron from Philosophers in Space on to talk about getting raped by inter-dimensional demons. And they have to spend the rest of their lives pondering why we chose them when we asked ourselves, "You know who probably knows a lot about getting raped by inter-dimensional demons?"

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james devine

My wife doesn't let me listen to Be Reasonable because "the man on the podcast can't hear your yelling"

FoxSkullAltar

Great episode, I was losing my mind. Thomas and Aaron are always funny guests and I love when you guys hang out. I heard mention of California?? I really hope you guys come out this way! I’ve been wanting to experience this shit in person. PS for Thomas: they sell ouija boards in the kids section! It’s ridiculously easy to access!

Kyriakos Karamanlis

Actual review on web site above- "Incredibly scary but completely true I believe. Finally, a culturally relevant look at how demons operate today. Praise Jesus for His mercy & power."

My last name managed to offend even Tom!

Considering the May 5 iPolitics article by Paul Koring where he notes several polls that show Trump getting a second term, this is bad. The kind of people who made that movie will have 4 extra years to run your nation.

Andre Hebert

Georgia v New Mexico... fairly easy choice.

The Greater Goop

Whoa, lets not joke about suicide around here.

Evelyn

I mean Star Wars movies are colloquially called episodes . At least for where im at.

Captain Cassidy

A few years ago, Christian guys online got all caught up with the same weird fantasy: imagining themselves watching the people they hate getting raped by demons in Hell. I have no idea what idiot apologist came up with THAT one, but I got that threat out of the blue more than a few times from more than a few different fundie men, so it had to come from somewhere. They at least thought it made quite a compelling sales pitch: "Do what I say and quit mocking me, or else THIS is what's waiting for you after you die!" The amount of detail they lavished on these fantasies was downright disturbing. Maybe they thought it made their bizarre take on Pascal's Wager more persuasive. (This would have been a bit before 2015, when Phil Robertson decided to publicly unveil that disgusting fantasy of his about the rape and murder of an atheist man's family, in the early days of my own blog's life.) Thankfully, most of 'em seem to have figured out that threatening people, even with imaginary violence meted out by their imaginary friends, isn't a grand way to make sales. But wait! Along comes this movie to show me once again that once a bad idea becomes canon in Christianity, it never entirely leaves.

Mike Ulm

Agreed. If given a choice between living in Georgia, Ohio, New Jersey, New Mexico (or even their beloved NYC), I'd pick New Mexico over all the other choices. Of course, I'm already in Southern Colorado so NM is close to home and heart anyway.

Bevin Flynn

Ugh. When I was 7 my parents uprooted me from my beloved, colorful, festive, culturally vibrant and diverse Santa Fe NM and moved me to Idaho. That was not an upgrade. That was child abuse.

Knight Of The Buffet Table

I was re-listening to this episode and I remember meaning to make the same point that you made. Though, I don't think that that fact redeems the people that made the movie. I imagine that they saw that the Star Wars movies had episode numbers and just ran with it.