From "The Innocence of Muslims" to "The Master," it's a big week for religion and movies, with one inciting violence overseas and another inciting audiences to ask if L. Ron Hubbard and a character named Lancaster Dodd are the same man. Rafer and Kristen discuss both films, and along the way, ask a lot of questions, express a lot of confusion, and share their favorite Scientology memories.
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Senator Gillibrand on Sexual Assault in the Military, Implementing the Affordable Care Act, Responses: Your Most Difficult Boss
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Comments [2]
Who the f*** in their right mind would review a piece of s*** like Innocence of Muslims? What a racist as mean spirited piece of child made crap.
Rafer...its about time you liked a movie...and how come you...Rafer dont answer my emails...im a big fan...
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