Here it is…the final episode of Reasonable Doubts, featuring new Counterapologetics, God Thinks Like You and Polyatheism segments mixed with goodbyes from our fans and outtakes from the past eight years of doubtcasting. Thank you to everyone who made this show what it was. Special thanks to Jonathan MS Pearce for the spoken word introduction to the show and to Hugh McDonald for allowing us to use his song “Schrodinger’s Cat” for this episode.
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Jonathan MS Pearce says
Good to see the Sorites Paradox getting a run out I think this is one of the most useful tools in philosophy to show the problems with abstract ideas which sit on continua. (This is why species don’t ontic-ly exist, for example).
Jonathan MS Pearce says
Oh, and on God loving aboriton:
http://www.skepticink.com/tippling/2012/09/29/god-loves-abortion/
Jonathan MS Pearce says
Which is also known as abortion…
Jonathan MS Pearce says
Dave, you made me cry like a baby. I mean, it’s dusty in here, right?
Corbett Smyth says
Seriously sad to see the podcast come to an end. With the slowing of the updates I kinda assumed but still… Anyway, Thanks for the laughs and brain food. To critical thought (clink)!
llewelly says
The ultimate foundation of “God is Good” is undefinable; it is like division by zero; an unbounded well of arbitrary illogic which can be abused to “prove” anything to those insufficiently wary or skillful to discover the division by zero.
Rafael Cortijo says
Really sad to see my favourite podcast ever come to an end. I’m immensely grateful to you guys. Rest assured you’ve made a difference.
CompulsoryAccount7746, Sky Captain says
Here’s the complete index of PolyAtheism segments.
139: Loki
137: Enuma Elish
136: Odin
135: Cuhullin, Part 3
134: Cuhullin, Part 2
133: Cuhullin, Part 1
129: Pele
124: Baphomet
123: Yokai
120: Shiva
118: Asherah
117: Thoth
116: Hephaestus
115: Hanuman
114: Sedna
113: Njord
110: Bes
109: Saturn
108: Moshup (Maushop) and the Pukwudgies
107: Idunn
106: Bendigeidfran
105: Cloacina
Extra (Modern Lessons from Ancient Myths): *
104: Zao Jun
103: Tiresias
102: Thor
101: Isis
100: Oya / Trickster Top 10
097: Lugh
095: Huitzilopochtli
092: Valkyries
090: Ra
089: Baal (Marduk/Hadad), El
087: Zeus
086: Guan Yu
085: Ixtab
084: Ragnarok
083: Tammuz
081: Prometheus
080: Aengus
079: Enki
077: Atum
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jtphil says
I think you were wrong about dwarfs (note the spelling). That hack Tolkien did butcher the spelling, which you echoed in your mis-pronunciation, but short dwarfs were not an invention of Tolkien. For example, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Wagner, when he wrote his Ring cycle based on the Norse myths, assumed that the dwarfs were shorter than the giants, etc.
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Zack Tacorin says
Hey guys,
Well, it’s been wonderful listening to you. I consider myself a recovering Mromon. Not too long after realizing the Mormon Church’s truth claims were demonstrably false, I realized I could no longer maintain belief in any god, let alone the God of Abraham.
I really appreciate the information you presented. It was kind of like a continuing education program for World Religions and Philosophy. But, unlike a class, you guys brought the subjects to life with your banter and comradery. I’m really going to miss your podcast, but I’ll be keeping an eye out for other work you’ll be involved in.
Thanks,
Zack
Ray says
Was so excited to see a new episode download to my phone after months of inactivity. Was then pretty crushed to hear the opening. Dick move. /s
In all seriousness, I can’t thank you enough for the growth I’ve experienced through your hard work and dedication. I refer to your arguments often in conversation, and even learned a new word, maximally. All the best with what comes next.
A heartfelt thanks, -ray
PS: At least consider reuniting for an annual bitch session episode.
clayicus . says
It’s so sad to know that you guys are finished, but I’m so glad for all the good years you gave us. I started my journey into atheism about 15 years ago, and you guys were instrumental in helping me “grow up” in the second half of my atheist life. You will be sincerely missed.
(P.S. You should label your pics with your names! I don’t know which of you is which except for the Doctor-Professor because I was able to google him)
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Charles Beltman says
Clayicus –
Their names arranged like their Brady Bunch squares:
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thompjs says
Wow, did that ever suck.
Loved it until that one.
Keiren says
Oh mannnnnnnnn… I discovered you guys just in time for the LAST episode. So I’m currently inhaling all the archives. This is the most amazing podcast ever. Weighty, without being incomprehensible. Critical without being arrogant. Makes me laugh and think. And now I know it will make me cry when I get to the end. It’s like watching Titanic. Except tolerable.
Tyler H. says
Wow, this is like listening to a good friend say goodbye over the phone. I discovered you guys two years ago and have enjoyed every episode! It is good to know you guys are doing well, and I am looking forward to/hoping for more from you guys!
Grif says
Did doubtcast.org go down? I can’t access this episode, which is a shame because I wanted to hear the Argument from Holiness again.
kittensaretasty says
Second wondering what happened to the episodes. I was listening back through some of the old ones after the show ended. Seems like they’re all gone. I wonder if they decided to stop hosting them?
luke V says
Guys what the hell? You end the show and then get rid of the site? You realise ALL THE PODCAST SERVICES USED THAT FEED
Cant get any episodes of your podcast on itunes or any of the other podcast sites that used that feed
Guys you cant just quit and then make it that we cant even listen to old epsiodes! Thats just mean, at least let us go back and listen to episodes we might have missed or want to relisten to
If you were going to let the website lapse at least make a backup and upload it somewhere else! I was a good chunk into the early episodes when itunes told me none of the episodes were available, then trying to get it on the website showed me you hadnt paid for the domain and it lapsed, then i tried other poscast services And realised they ALL used the feed from the doubtcast website
reasonabledoubts says
We are continuing to make our archives available for download. Sorry for the interruption in service over the past week, but everything should be working again.
magetoo says
Well, I held out for three months, but for the Solstice I decided it was time to put in the earbuds and go for a long walk in the woods. I’m sad to see you go, but hope to see you guys around.
It was always the *chemistry* you guys had that made the podcast so enjoyable, so here’s hoping you get together again as a group at some point.
Paul W says
wow..didnt know the guys had made a final one….im gonna enjoy this soo much….thanks for gettin me critical guys
Rikki says
Great. Now I have to download old episodes so I can hear the words Teen Pop Sensation Justin Schieber. This is BS.
Darcy C says
Still missing the podcast. Just started from the beginning again.
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