[irrelig]Ok, so we’ve been nominated for an award in the Religion and Inspiration category of Podcastawards.com.We were truly, truly honored. So honored that we decided to check out the rest of the podcasts in that category who were our co-nominees (such as Mars Hill, Wigglian Way, and More Than One Lesson). Now we’re less honored.

Anyway, What resulted was our longest podcast to date. We’re still recuperating.

By the way, the “break music” is actually real Wiccan music. It’s called “Hear Diana,” and was composed by some guy named BarleySinger.

[irrelig]In this guest podcast, we interview renowned New Testament scholar and Jesus Seminarian Bob Price about a wide array of topics, including the Testimonium Flavianum of Josephus, New Testament authors cribbing from Old Testament sources, and a little-known fellow named Apollonius of Tyana.

Laughs, insights, and Leighton’s annoyances abound in this episode. Don’t miss it!

[ann]Listener Chris sent us a link to a discussion about marketing Jesus to improve our Lord and Savior’s brand image for the current generation. We give you a peek at the fruits of their campaign in the form of two inane commercials, and then we give it the old Irreligiosophy treatment with a commercial of our own in response.

We also discuss Ray Comfort and Mike Seaver’s attempt to invade college campuses in advance of Darwin’s 150th anniversary and infect our centers of higher learning with their own brand of stupidity.

Don’t miss it!

[irrelig]Since the Old Testament is filled with horrifically immoral behavior on the part of the omnibenevolent Creator of the Universe, Leighton and I crack open our New Testaments to see if our Lord and Savior has mellowed with age. Is Jesus the loving, pacifistic, meek and mild-mannered protector of family values that we always hear about? Unsurprisingly, it seems that Christians have once again confused Jesus with Superman, because even according to the Bible, Jesus is kind of a dick.

Also, this one’s for you, Google:

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[irrelig]Whew, we barely got this one done before the return of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, which should happen any minute now. In this podcast we discuss the Seventh Day Adventists, a church that arose from the ashes of the Millerite Great Disappointment of October 22nd, 1844. We cover some of their cherished but quirky beliefs, and highlight the foibles of such luminaries as William Miller and Ellen G. White, prophetess of the movement.

Yes, this podcast is late. But that’s only because we here at Irreligiosophy held off on publishing this episode until Sunday, out of respect for the Seventh Day Adventists’ Saturday Sabbath. And that is God’s own truth — may Jehovah strike me down as I type thi

[irrelig]After a long wait due entirely to Leighton’s laziness, we release our latest podcast episode, a treatise exploring with great sobriety our 3 favorite Chick tracts. The first is called “The Visitors,” about some unfortunate Mormon missionaries who meet their match in a True Christian little girl. The second is the story of an aborted fetus named Clarice, although why you would name a fetus whose ears are destined to be sold on the black market, I’ll never know. The last and final tract is called “Boo!” and it’s the glorious True Story of Lucifer’s birthday, Halloween, filled with “documented facts.”

Get the Truth right here!