Pints With Aquinas Playing Satan, Christ is King, and Modern Protestantism (Jarret LeMaster) | Ep. 528
Jun 11, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Jarret LeMaster, an American actor known for roles in 'Unplanned' and his comedic sketches at The Babylon Bee, explores the complexities of modern Protestantism. He shares humorous anecdotes about body image issues in Hollywood and delves into the art of satire, reflecting on how tackling sensitive subjects can bridge cultural divides. Jarret also discusses his spiritual journey towards Catholicism, emphasizing mutual understanding between faith traditions while navigating the intricate dynamics of humor and belief.
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Jarret's Acting Journey
- Jarret LeMaster shared his journey from drama actor to comedic actor, highlighting the difficulty of comedic acting.
- He noted that comedy requires precision in memorization and timing, illustrated by his audition experience on Modern Family.
Power of Mocking Satan
- Satan in satire cannot stand to be mocked, which lessens spiritual backlash.
- Mocking Satan effectively exposes cultural absurdities without spiritual consequences.
Babylon Bee's Strategic Shift
- Babylon Bee evolved from Christian satire to politically conservative satire for greater viral impact.
- They balance staying true to their voice with adopting politically edgy content.
