Former evangelical Rhett McLaughlin visits Alex O'Connor's podcast to offer three pieces of advice for a church having a cultural moment. The advice arrives in the form of a three-point sermon—which is either extremely on-brand or the whole problem—and turns out to be more devastating than any atheist argument on record.

Rhett McLaughlin spent his twenties as a professional evangelical—four spiritual laws, spring break beaches, the full operation. Then he read a book about evolution, noticed a pattern in the counter-arguments, and could not un-notice it.

Stephen Fry stands at the pearly gates and files a complaint with management. Loki, who was created by committee and therefore has opinions about original sin, considers why moral outrage makes a better case against God than logic does—and what it means to witness suffering you cannot fix.