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Welcome to the QAA Podcast, Premium Episode 264, Rad Cath Apocalypse.

As always, we are your host Jake Rokatanski.

Brad Abrahams. I'm Danny Kelly.

So I'm going to open this up to my co-host with a very invasive question and that is

what is your religion and I'm gonna start

by just saying I was raised a secular Jew and I still am so Jake what about you?

I was also raised Jewish, casually Jewish, and I not really practicing anymore.

If I was home for the holidays and my parents were like,

hey, let's go to services, I would go.

And I would know some of the prayers.

But if left to my own devices, I guess I would say I'm a faithful person but in multiple different things not necessarily one one sort of answer if that makes any sense.

Yeah, and I guess I would elaborate to say that I guess I consider myself an agnostic.

I'm not an atheist or a hardcore atheist.

I just don't know what to believe really.

And what about you, Annie?

I am a Roman Catholic. Yeah, I'm what's called a cradle-cast which means I guess I was

born a Catholic and baptized in the church and as opposed to a convert I suppose which means that I have basically been going to church all my life and never even had an edgy atheist phase

Shockingly but I, but also, yeah, I guess a cruel joke that Protestants will sometimes make about Catholics is that none of us know how to read because we just make a priest do all of that for us and even

though that's an ugly stereotype in my case it is entirely true.

Yeah. Welcome back Annie by the way. Thank you it's so nice to be back, yeah, and if you hear any screaming and crying in the background,

then that is my six month old son who, yeah, does it, does a lot of that you'll find yeah and now you know where she's been

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