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"I Faked Speaking in Tongues to Escape My Own Exorcism" | Matt Dillahunty & Austin Archer
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A caller named Mick shares his experience surviving conversion therapy disguised as an "exorcism" — forced into a bathtub for hours by his guardian, faking possession just to escape. The hosts respond with empathy, then dig into the deeper question: how do ordinary religious communities enable this kind of abuse? Matt draws a chilling parallel to Elizabeth Smart's kidnapping and the Ruby Franke/Jodi Hildebrandt case, arguing that mainstream believers share the same core supernatural beliefs as the abusers — just not taken to the same extreme. Austin goes on an unfiltered rant about religious hypocrisy and the recent Supreme Court ruling on conversion therapy. A heavy, eye-opening call.
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