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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2024 · 47 MIN

Episode 51

from Upstream With Cashill & Edge · host Jack Cashill/Loy Edge

In this episode, Jack and Loy discuss how secular humanists, with a godless life, attempt to fill their spiritual void through projection, and thereby externalize their own guilt and shame onto others, often in a public and high-profile manner. We pose the theory that the secular humanist's tendency to act out is due to a common connection: an absence of what some people call a 'god hole'. Want to know more? Then settle in to this episode.

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