Joining Marsh this episode is Sean Clarke from the Spiritual Science Research Foundation in India.
Podcast: Download (Duration: 51:31 — 23.6MB)
Joining Marsh this episode is Sean Clarke from the Spiritual Science Research Foundation in India.
Podcast: Download (Duration: 51:31 — 23.6MB)
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#1 by Bevin on May 27, 2017 - 04:28
Have they ever healed anyone who was naturally supposed to be gay, but was possessed by negative energy to desire heterosexual activity?
#2 by Lee on May 27, 2017 - 12:46
WOW, that sure convinced me not to be trans! Thanks.
When I put aside my bias that I was human and tapped into my 6th sense, I totally saw that I was controlled by an evil spirit and that I wasn’t worthy of respect or happiness. What really convinced me was the fact that Mr. Clarke has gay friends.
Looking up the correct chant to cure my transness now!
#3 by Chris Basten on June 2, 2017 - 22:33
Hi there Marsh
I’m in Sydney and have been listening to “Be Reasonable” for a while. Never have I heard more Codswallop, Crackpottery and Crap as I heard from your latest guest. I admire your patience. The man was obviously just making it up as he went along. I would have started shouting at him in total frustration at his illogical raving. Keep taking the tranquilisers and keep up the good work.
#4 by Finav on June 6, 2017 - 15:58
On any other site I’d suggest that Marsh exercises zen-like patience with his interviewees. Here I’ll simply say that he’s very, very, very, *very* patient.
#5 by Marcus on July 13, 2017 - 10:25
I’m an old skeptic, new to this podcast and started with #042. Can I just applaud your control and patience in the face of incomplete ideas, unverifiable claims and self fulfilling ideology. Is there a medal for probity in the face of irregularity ?