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He Left His Church After the Pastor Said "Thank God for Capitalism" | Erika GG & Paulogia
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Aaron from Indiana calls into SkepTalk in the middle of a faith deconstruction, claiming Jesus was a socialist — but the conversation quickly goes somewhere more honest. He's not really here to debate theology. He's here because his pastor declared "Jesus for capitalism" on the Fourth of July, his church is all-in on Trump, and he feels completely alone in rural Indiana with nowhere to go. Hosts Erika and Paul walk him through the intellectual unraveling already underway — his morality is already grounded in harm reduction, not scripture — and then do something unusual for a skeptic show: they help him find his people, pointing him toward Quaker communities, progressive churches, and secular volunteer groups.
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