

Part Two: How The Southern Baptist Convention Was Taken Over By Republicans and Child Molesters
Jun 30, 2022
Katy Stoll, a regular guest known for her sharp insights, joins in to unpack the Southern Baptist Convention's troubling ties to Republican ideologies and rampant abuse scandals. They discuss the leadership failures that put reputation over victim safety and the chilling predatory behavior within missionary organizations. The conversation blends serious critique with dark humor, exploring the urgent need for accountability and reform while providing wit about life in morning radio. Tune in for an eye-opening and entertaining take on a deeply flawed institution.
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Robert Evans' 9/11 Experience
- Robert Evans learned about 9/11 from a drive-time radio show.
- He initially thought it was a small plane crash before realizing the gravity of the situation in his health class.
SBC Rejects Abuse Database
- The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) rejected a database of sexual abusers, citing church autonomy.
- They claimed it contradicted their faith, despite imposing rules on other issues like abortion and women's roles.
Secret SBC Database
- The SBC secretly kept a database of sex offenders, contradicting their claims of it being impossible.
- They prioritized self-preservation over protecting victims who sought help.