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Lots of news this episode, including a story from Scotland where followers of a certain major religion were highly offended by a police advertisement featuring an adorable German Shepherd puppy (pictured).

Also, a presidential hopeful announces that he wants to expand the current administration's funding of faith-based initiatives.

A recent survey reports that a surprisingly large percentage of self-identified atheists claim to believe in a personal god.

Special bonus this week.  You can actually see the first 9:30 of this episode on Youtube.  Rich and Rob recorded the episode together in Aspen, Colorado, and to mark the occasion they made a video of them recording the beginning of the show.

The field report has interviews with protesters, former scientologists, and much, much more.

Also, news of Dogma from around the world, including more people murdered in India for suspected witchcraft, albinos killed in Tanzinia because of bizarre superstitions, and the State of South Carolina offering Christians their own special license plates.

Also, news of dogma from around the world, including Tony Blair's plan to save the world through religious faith, more UK harassment of anti-scientology protesters, and more.

Rob makes a plea for a DFA Wikipedia page.

Rob plays spot the fake dogma.

Rich invites listeners to join him for breakfast at The Amazing Meeting.

Also, news of dogma from around the world, including:

Another horrific honor killing, this time from India.

Justice for an anti-scientology protestor in the U.K.

"In God We Trust" called the very acme of patriotism.

And much much more.

Plus Flynn plays "Spot The Fake Dogma."

Hope you like our new intro.

To find out more about Ladonia, click here.

We will also have news of dogma from around the world, including updates on the Westboro Baptist Church, blasphemy laws in the U.K., hate crime investigations in Canada, and good news from Malaysia.

This week on the show we discuss the very disturbing honor killing of a 17 year old Iraqi girl by her father and her brothers in Basra, because she developed a freindship with an infidel.  The victim of this horrible murder is pictured to the right.

We also have news of a new method to fight crime in Birmingham, Alabama, laws on religious conversions in India, and more news.

To see my personal blog entry detailing my recent trip to a local museum that does not welcome atheists, you can click here.

Remember, we have a new Dogma Free America fans group on facebook.  You can also check out Rich's personal facebook page and become his facebook friend to get updates on all things Dogma Free America.

This week stories of Dogma from around the world, including:

Debate in Ontario about whether to keep the Lord's Prayer at the beginning of each session of the provincial legislature.

Muslims convicted of sex offenses in the U.K. seek exception from sex offender treatment on religious grounds.

More witchcraft hysteria.

And much, much more.

If you want to see Rich's personal blog, here is the link.

The Lars Wilks Awards for Best Story, Best Guest, Best Co-Host, and Personality Of The Year.

The winner of our Festivus Feats Of Strength Challenge.

Plus, news from around the world, including a man who married a dog in India (pictures).

Thank you to all the listeners.

A dark day for separation of religion and government in Kern County, California, just when things were looking so bright.

A major announcment about this Podcast.

Only four more days to get in your ideas for Rich's Festivus party and the noniminees for the Lars Wilks awards.

"Christian Heratige Week" in the State Of Washington.

 Korans bearing the state seal in Oklahoma sent to the members of the state legislature.

"In God We Trust" will not be placed on the walls of High School Classrooms in Kern County, California.

A "Family Values" candidate in Australia has to withdraw from the election after it is revealed that pictures of his family jewels are posted on the Internet.

A speial contest for our listeners.

This week on the show we feature news of dogma from around the world, including:

--The Pope saying that governments should pay for faith schools.

--Another suspected witch murdered in Africa.

--A request for a congressional earmark for a creationist group withdrawn.

--A lawsuit against the WBC.

--The Chief of Staff of the UK army wants to help soldiers prepare for Heaven.

All this and much more.

News of dogma, including the UK Ministry of Defense purchasing religious garments for soldiers who don't want them, and the same time that soldiers in Iraq have to buy their own boots.

The U.S. Federal goverment has spent about $600,000,000 on helping faith based programs learn how to best spend federal money.

(More stuff from England) Also, outrage from a think tank that the UK that the national health service employs only 3,400 chaplains at the same time that there are not enough doctors and nurses.

And more news as well.

Our picture this week is of Derek Dyson and his band of merry protesters at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma USA.  You can find out more about them at their website orulawsuit.org

Flynn discusses a recent review of the show on Itunes and tells the story of strange encounter that he had in California last weekend.

News of dogma from around the world, including:

--A woman sentnced to death by stoning in Iran for adultery, and she is one of eight such women awaiting imposition of their sentence in that country.

--Two men are sentenced to 7,000 lashes in Saudi Arabia for being gay.

--A maid is arrested in Saudi Arabia for casting a spell on her boss, and the potential sentence is death by beheading.

--Presidential candidate Obama's idiotic comments on faith.

--Nancy Polosi prays for President Bush and thinks that it is God's Will that a certain piece of legislation be signed by the President--that's right, God's will.

All this and more.

--A new opinion poll confirms that atheists are still the least popular religious group in the United States, far less popular than Muslims and Mormons.

--Police enforcing the rules of Ramadan in the Ramallah in the West Bank.

--An archbishop of the Roman Catholic Church in Mozambique tells his flock that European-made condoms and anti-retroviral drugs contain HIV.

--Ten Comandments removed from a Kentucky courthouse.

--Students in Boulder, Colorado refuse to say the Pledge of Allegiance because of the "under God" reference.

--All this and more on this week's Dogma Free America

The interview starts at around 40 minutes into the show

Also, news for the week, including a verdit in the Warren Jeffs trial, a congressional earmark for creationism, more on blasphemy at the Emmies, and more from India about Rama's Bridge.

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Also, we will have news of dogma from around the world, including an update on Ted Haggard and his recent solicitation for funds, more witchcraft murders in Africa, and a proposal to teach creationism in schools in Ontario, Canada.

Also, news of dogma for the past week, including an update from Skanda Vale in Wales, closing of barber shops in Iran, and Ted Haggard asking for a monthly stipend from his former flock.

Also, news of dogma for the week. 

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Also, news of dogma from around the world, including "advice" to hospital staff in Scotland that they should refrain from eating in front of Muslims during the "holy" month of Ramadan, religious care packages to the U.S. military in Iraq, and a principal of a New York City high school disciplined for arranging bizarre religious rituals involving spraying chicken blood on the school.

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As stated on the show, Flynn was recently featured in an article in the Baltimore alternative weekly magazine, City Paper.  Here is the link.  We hope to discuss this with Flynn in the next episode.

Lastly, Rich was featured on television this week.  Here are the links to the television stories. 

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Of course, Rich's participation in this program is in no way endorsed by his employer, and the views expressed herein are his own views, and do not reflect those of his employer.

Also, news of dogma from around the world, including more witchcraft murders in India, trafficking in human body parts for religious rituals in Africa, and more antics by the Committee for the Preservation Of Virtue and the Prevention Of Vice in Saudi Arabia.

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Also, more news of Shambo the sacred bullock and an update on the child custody case of Chuch Of Sub Genius member Rachel Bevelaqua, plus other news of dogma from around the world.

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Rich will be appearing at the first ever Skepticamp in Denver, CO on August 3 and 4, 2007.  Click here for details.

Bad news about the custody dispute with Church Of Sub Genius member Rachel Bevalauqa.  Here is a link to the court decision.

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Also, news of dogma for the week, including more murders of people suspected of practicing black magic, draconian religious laws in (where else) Malaysia, prayers for rain in Georgia and Alabama, and the First Lady's recent trip to Africa.

Also, news of dogma for the past week, including a major United States Supreme Court decision on the establishment clause of the First Amendment to the United States constitution.

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Also, a follow-up to our story about a high school student in Virgina who was threatened with expulsion for loaning a friend The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins.  Also, follow-up on our story about the German judge who denied an expedited divorce to a Muslim woman who was a victim of domestic violence because her husband's actions were justified in the Koran.  More news as well.

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Did the town of Nazareth really exist at the time of Jesus' life? 

Interview with researcher Rene Salm about the evidence of whether Jesus could really have grown up in Nazareth.  You can learn more at Mr. Salm's website, www.nazarethmyth.info.

Our legal analyist Flynn Owens joins us in our third episode to discuss separation of church and state.