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\nThe only podcast that can successfully combine chicken breeding, tattoos, cakeshops and politics in one compelling episode.
\n1:11 The IFVG Secular Index ranks our Federal politicians according to their commitment to secular policies. The same-sex\u00a0marriage debate has flushed out the non-secular opinions of some of our political leaders.
\n10:18 The Fist argues that a chicken breeding exercise provides a useful analogy to American society.
\n19:56 Good tattoos and bad tattoos.
\n29:56 The USA suffers from well funded Christian legal groups and the\u00a0ACL is starting something similar here.
\n36:26 Our latest and possibly final cakeshop debate and the merits of religious freedom claims for special exemptions to allow discrimination.
\n58:21 Indigenous cultural appropriation\u00a0and the original sin of non-aboriginals and the hazy question of who qualifies as aboriginal.
\n1:20:45 Deep Throat questions our statements on homeschooling.
\n1:26:01 Drinking wine in prison.
\nThe Links
\nWho voted and how?
\nWine ban relaxed for prison church services
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\n\u00a0Tatts amazing: Wests Tigers star Kevin Naiqama proclaims his faith by inking bible verses across his chest
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\nA legitimate Tattoo
\n\u00a0Indigenous cultural appropriation: what not to\u00a0do\u00a0Champagne or Sparkling Wine?
\nAustralia’s original sin\u00a0http://marker.to/76a5LW
\nThe Christian Legal Army Behind \u2018Masterpiece Cakeshop\u2019 – A special investigation into the rise of Alliance Defending Freedom.\u00a0http://marker.to/XFCsnt
\nThe Human Rights Law Alliance
\nLibertarianism: a nice idea, but doomed
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\nFact Check from Deep Throat
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\nDistance education is not considered Home Schooled
\nNSW statistics
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