Etcetera – 03.2009 – Better Late Than Never?

Erik Guzman March 31st, 2009

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We recorded this month's edition of Etcetera last week…just now getting a chance to post. I'd like to say, "Better late than never," but when it comes to Etcetera, I'm not sure if that's true.

Join us as we talk about demons, snakes, Watchmen, good drugs and whatever else came up. I can't remember.

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The Naked Pastor & A Haunting – David Hayward & Carmen Reed on SBE

Erik Guzman March 27th, 2009

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Today on the nationally syndicated talk show Steve Brown Etc., David Hayward from nakedpastor.com and Carmen Reed, the woman who lived The Haunting in Connecticut.

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David Hayward is a self-described artist trapped in a pastor's body and the talent behind nakedpastor.com. If you're at all familiar with church life, the cartoons and commentary on that site wi … (Read More)

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Internet MONKeying Around – Michael Spencer on SBE

Erik Guzman October 31st, 2008

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The Internet Monk (if that is his real name) stopped by on this Halloween weekend edition of Steve Brown Etc. to try to corrupt us with his sorcerer's ways. Can you believe that this guy says it's all right for Christians to celebrate Halloween? What's next, voting Democrat?!! Yup, that too.

Join us as we talk about fear and voting in the post-evangelical wilderness.

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Internet Monk Halloween Rant

Michael Spencer October 20th, 2008

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As October 31st looms, it's time for true confessions.

I grew up among Southern Baptist fundamentalist Baptists. The KJV-only, women can't wear pants, twenty verses of "Just As I Am," Jerry Falwell, Jack Chick, twice a year revival kind of fundamentalist Baptists.

We were serious about things like beer. By sheer quantity of attention in sermons, drinking beer was the most evil act one could describe. We were serious about movies, cards, and something … (Read More)

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