Caller DESPERATE to Deflect Responsibility of the Church's ABUSE | John Gleason & Owen Morgan
May 14, 2026
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Hakim from North Carolina calls in to defend Christianity, but the conversation takes a sharp turn when he claims that child SA in the church is really just a "homosexuality problem." The hosts spend the rest of the call methodically dismantling this — citing peer-reviewed research on access and power dynamics, exposing the logical implication that Hakim doesn't care about female victims, and ultimately walking him into a corner with the story of Mary and Gabriel in Luke 1. When Hakim concedes that a man forcing a 14-year-old girl to bear his child in an alleyway is SA, but insists Mary "felt blessed," the hosts are done.
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