The very BEST interview yet on your podcast. Mrs. Hunt is super informative and in my state so, I will be following up on her organization, thanks a million.👍
Another good interview and just based upon this conversation alone, Rachel seems like a fantastic representative of the Recovering From Religion support organization. I like how she mentioned that RFR is also a resource for those who are and intend to remain religious but are having some issue that they need to talk through.
I like that both Rachel & Tim both offer a quick frog anecdote at the start of video. 🐸 If Christianity uses a fish symbol the frog can be atheist symbol. The frog is capable of living in water , but also capable of living on ground . Making the frog a much more versatile creature capable of seeing a vastly bigger picture of the world. in comparison the fish must remain submerged in only one.
Fish live in an environment where they are drenched in a material they can't fathom. And yet entirely lack the imaginative powers to envision any other kind of existence. And equally unimaginative Christians insist every belief system, every worldview except theirs is false, wrong, and EVIL. Sounds very fishy. Long live the frog !! Praise be to our distant cousin Triadobatrachus
But think of a fish that swims in the great rivers and oceans of this planet and the frog who spends most of his or her life croaking in a stagnant swampy slimy pool.
@@joegarry8983 The fish references by Jesus come mainly from the sea of Galilee though. Not a river or an ocean but a medium sized lake ,at 33 mile in circumference. Frogs are very adaptable. They don't all live àin swamps. There are at least 124 species capable of living at the beach. Some live in trees, some live in desert. However your characterization of swamps as stagnant shows a lack of knowledge on wetlands. Stagnation is a minority and not a sign of a healthy wetland. And the world needsmore swamps - and bogs, fens, marshes, and other types of wetlands. These are some of the most diverse and productive ecosystems on Earth. They also are also irreplaceable tools for slowing the pace of climate change and protecting our communities from storms and flooding.
@@FoursWithin As matter of fact I am the proud owner and occupier of many acres of bogs and wet lands and manage and enjoy them as nature and wild life sanctuary's, frogs included, so I am not totally ignorant as to the ecological values of wet land environments and habitats and the sea of the Galilee is not the only little sheet of water in the world where fish exist.
To be fair, I don't remember my clades and families either. All I remember is the general concept that organisms are divided and sub divided and scientists try to find common ancestors among the different living things.
Both my parents died needlessly from preventable diseases because they refused medical attention because of their strong belief in the dangerous Cult of Christian Science.
Hi just wanted to reach out harmonic bit of a show request . Most issues are where churches missuse believers but have you a rebuttal for Christian arguments for why God allows it ie excuses for him not doing anything
When you leave on relgion you just embrace a different belief system based on faith. Only the true believers are unaware of their faith in the unproven.
I’m no longer asleep at the wheel, and I’m free from religion. I haven’t attached any labels to myself. Free from religion period, best thing ever! Just live out loud, be kind and laugh a lot.
@@sharongood8257 You are just blind and put your faith into some other axiomatic belief. You use the term religion as a name calling device trying to convince yourself you are above blind faith in something unknowable.
So interesting. I like the question about what are you going to do if you get to the pearly gates and find out you are wrong. What will I do then? I have thought about this. I will apologise to God that I over estimated him, I guess I was wrong about his love and goodness. I could just never believe that a true "God" could really have the pretty awful nature he is portrayed as having in the Bible - my assessment was wrong, he is that awful, my bad🤷♀️ Secondly, Christians need to think about what if THEY are wrong and it is actually a different deity they confront after death - by their own way of thinking, they had better hope that particular deity has far more compassion towards them than the God they actually believe in.
TIM MILLS. NOW I KNOW YOU ARE BASED IN ATLANTA. YOU SPOKE A BIT ABOUT ITS WEATHER. YOU ALSO HAVE HAD CANADIANS ON YOUR SHOW. WOULD YOU BE SURPRISED TO LEARN THERE ARE CITIES AND TOWNS IN CANADA THAT NORMALLY ENJOY WARMER JANUARYS THAN ATLANTA (JANUARY BEING THE COLDEST MONTH, OF COURSE!)?
The very BEST interview yet on your podcast. Mrs. Hunt is super informative and in my state so, I will be following up on her organization, thanks a million.👍
Thank you for talking on these topics. I know you are helping so many who are struggling and suffering.
Another good interview and just based upon this conversation alone, Rachel seems like a fantastic representative of the Recovering From Religion support organization.
I like how she mentioned that RFR is also a resource for those who are and intend to remain religious but are having some issue that they need to talk through.
Thanks Tim, for another great interview. Thank you Rachel. Worth watching. :)
Thank you Rachel ! 👍😊
Thank you Tim ! 👍🤗
Thank You For Your Service !!!!
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Another fantastic show! Watching again!
Nice Talk. Greetings from Zurich Switzerland 👍
Another great interview!
Hey Rachel and Tim, thanks!
Great message! I also loved the plug for RFR. This channel is such a support for me. Thank you Tim. ❤
This was amazing again ❤
Great show mate .really enjoyed it.❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪😊😊😊
Interesting to hear from a person with such a varied background ❤
Rachel Is such a lovely person. Fascinating discussion.
Another great convo. I like how the dealt with the science teacher
Excellent thanks very much 😅
rfr Is a lovely group, My main problem with the retreat is that it ended too quickly.
Thank you so much!
I appreciated that
My favorite channel👍
Mine too ❤❤❤😊😊😊
I like that both Rachel & Tim both offer a quick frog anecdote at the start of video. 🐸
If Christianity uses a fish symbol the frog can be atheist symbol.
The frog is capable of living in water , but also capable of living on ground . Making the frog a much more versatile creature capable of seeing a vastly bigger picture of the world.
in comparison the fish must remain submerged in only one.
Fish live in an environment
where they are drenched in a material they can't fathom.
And yet entirely lack the imaginative powers to envision any other kind of existence.
And equally unimaginative Christians insist every belief system, every worldview except theirs is false, wrong, and EVIL.
Sounds very fishy.
Long live the frog !!
Praise be to our
distant cousin Triadobatrachus
But think of a fish that swims in the great rivers and oceans of this planet and the frog who spends most of his or her life croaking in a stagnant swampy slimy pool.
@@joegarry8983
The fish references by Jesus come mainly from the sea of Galilee though. Not a river or an ocean but a medium sized lake ,at 33 mile in circumference.
Frogs are very adaptable. They don't all live àin swamps. There are at least 124 species capable of living at the beach. Some live in trees, some live in desert.
However your characterization of swamps as stagnant shows a lack of knowledge on wetlands. Stagnation is a minority and not a sign of a healthy wetland.
And the world needsmore swamps - and bogs, fens, marshes, and other types of wetlands.
These are some of the most diverse and productive ecosystems on Earth. They also are also irreplaceable tools for slowing the pace of climate change and protecting our communities from storms and flooding.
@@FoursWithin As matter of fact I am the proud owner and occupier of many acres of bogs and wet lands and manage and enjoy them as nature and wild life sanctuary's, frogs included, so I am not totally ignorant as to the ecological values of wet land environments and habitats and the sea of the Galilee is not the only little sheet of water in the world where fish exist.
@@joegarry8983
Glad to hear you are a wetland caretaker . 👍
Also glad to hear are fish
outside the Sea of Galilee. 😄
To be fair, I don't remember my clades and families either. All I remember is the general concept that organisms are divided and sub divided and scientists try to find common ancestors among the different living things.
I really enjoyed this interview.❤❤❤☺️☺️☺️💪💪💪
Great interview!
Both my parents died needlessly from preventable diseases because they refused medical attention because of their strong belief in the dangerous Cult of Christian Science.
Sorry for ur loss mate
Since a child, I have experience with multiple religions and cultures,wild stuff
I ran away so many times but they took me back to the abuse
Reverend Jesse Duplantis says: We don't need you rabbi! We know what we believe in
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Hi just wanted to reach out harmonic bit of a show request . Most issues are where churches missuse believers but have you a rebuttal for Christian arguments for why God allows it ie excuses for him not doing anything
Mennonite, Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist, Mormon, Lutheran Churches ,mom was a church shopper
I still fall under the Christian umbrella but yeah. Church services really feel like a way to placate God every week
What is a good channel that accepts the average life long Christian people who were abused and went through multiple cultures shall we say
Buffalo Bill Blonde angel: Thanks for waking me up and for revealing the truth to me. You've helped me alot.
Jesus: Damn it! We needed him! Look at what people are doing to our allies! We need more men up here! 😂😂😂😂
Is the "Law of Attraction" and the "Manifestation" cultures just like prayer?
Rabbi Tovia Singer: But what is the messiah? You don't need him. You need me! Me! There's only me. Only me. Says Rabbi Tovia Singer
When you leave on relgion you just embrace a different belief system based on faith. Only the true believers are unaware of their faith in the unproven.
I’m no longer asleep at the wheel, and I’m free from religion. I haven’t attached any labels to myself. Free from religion period, best thing ever! Just live out loud, be kind and laugh a lot.
@@sharongood8257 You are just blind and put your faith into some other axiomatic belief. You use the term religion as a name calling device trying to convince yourself you are above blind faith in something unknowable.
Rschel Hunt ...rachel u probably have irish roots ?im irish,and recovering from the catholic and protestant religion ...
So interesting. I like the question about what are you going to do if you get to the pearly gates and find out you are wrong. What will I do then? I have thought about this. I will apologise to God that I over estimated him, I guess I was wrong about his love and goodness. I could just never believe that a true "God" could really have the pretty awful nature he is portrayed as having in the Bible - my assessment was wrong, he is that awful, my bad🤷♀️
Secondly, Christians need to think about what if THEY are wrong and it is actually a different deity they confront after death - by their own way of thinking, they had better hope that particular deity has far more compassion towards them than the God they actually believe in.
TIM MILLS. NOW I KNOW YOU ARE BASED IN ATLANTA. YOU SPOKE A BIT ABOUT ITS WEATHER. YOU ALSO HAVE HAD CANADIANS ON YOUR SHOW. WOULD YOU BE SURPRISED TO LEARN THERE ARE CITIES AND TOWNS IN CANADA THAT NORMALLY ENJOY WARMER JANUARYS THAN ATLANTA (JANUARY BEING THE COLDEST MONTH, OF COURSE!)?
Since I left Jehovah I've been having a devil of a time with Satan and loving it ❤ Justin Porter ex jw
RTS it's real
Tim, I love your work, but would you please get over the non-issue that is circumcision? It's just a piece of skin for crying out loud!
😂😂😂
Excellent thanks very much 😅