Oh Wretched Man That I Am... The Journey to Redefining Morality

Oh Wretched Man That I Am... The Journey to Redefining Morality

In this week's episode, we discuss the fact that Christian morality is an oxymoron based in illogical fallacies about the pertinence of Jewish laws according to Paul of Tarsus. I do not believe in Christian morality and in fact believe that Christians are historically less moral, because they, like Paul, enjoy pretending that the "sin" or desires of their "flesh" is what makes them commit certain immoral acts rather than investigating their own philosophies and unlearning the toxicity of these beliefs. We also discuss the physical distance of God and how so many of us are taught that God is so far removed from us that we are always looking outside of us for the love, grace, kindness, and mercy that is already within us to bestow upon ourselves first and then others. It is 100% within our power to redefine morality in a way that works for all of us in the spirit of Love and Kindness rather than in the shame and judgement of a vengeful god.


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29 Mars 20231h 13min

Unholy Mess: Where God and Neurodivergence Meet (Part Two)

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This week, I sit down with my friend DL Mayfield for an in-depth conversation about where our neurodivergence begins and where faith in the evangelical church/fundamentalist god ends. Also included in...

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We Define Holy Differently: The Plight of Black Women & Femmes

We Define Holy Differently: The Plight of Black Women & Femmes

In this season three opener, I discuss Joel Leon's tweet regarding his mother and her will to make ends meet for her children, which he defines as "HOLY". During the episode, we deconstruct together w...

10 Jan 20231h 18min

Free At Last: My First Time Celebrating Christmas!

Free At Last: My First Time Celebrating Christmas!

I didn't grow up celebrating Christmas, and I've had enough experiences over the years that ruined it for me. I was also in a cult that was completely anti-Christmas, and even went as far as to call i...

26 Dec 202250min

You Don't Have Soul Ties... You Have Attachment Issues!

You Don't Have Soul Ties... You Have Attachment Issues!

You don't have Soul Ties; you have attachment and abandonment issues! The Christian church lied to you about your body not belonging to you, because it benefits from you not having Bodily Autonomy. I...

4 Dec 20221h 28min

Somehow, We Made It Over

Somehow, We Made It Over

In this episode, we're talking about the rise of the "worship" movement within the 21st-century church, the rise of Blue Eyed Gospel, and the role it played in bleaching the Black worship experience w...

16 Nov 20221h 19min

No Church In The Wild (Part 2)

No Church In The Wild (Part 2)

In this episode, we're having the hard, tough conversation about the condition of the Black church throughout history and how we got to where we are now. We are examining ourselves and the condition o...

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