Just how did Derren Brown manage to convert all of those atheist with simply a touch? If you were a gambler, and you have to place your bets on either the existence of God, or on his non-existence, what would be the better bet? This week, we try to answer these fascinating questions, as well as comment on the state of music these days!
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Podcast: Episode 7
09.07.07 | 3 Comments
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Ryan Harkness and Jacob Fortin are both writers and comedians, as well full time godless heathens.
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Great show! Is it possible to subscribe to the Podcast in iTunes?
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You can do a search for the podcast once you’re inside the itunes store.. the search box is on the top right hand corner
Just started listening to your podcast. You dissed Blaise Pascal unnecessarily. He was born in 1623. Until 1654, he made very significant contributions in mathematics, philosophy and fluid dynamics. In 1654, he went off the deep end, became deeply religious and died eight years later at age 39. Rather than talking about Pascal’s wager, use him as an example of what religion and/or mental illness can do to a productive life.