When our cult leader died… we didn’t get the rapture, but we did get a PR-heavy funeral packed with world leaders, bizarre history lessons, and a whole lot of spin. In this episode, Nancy and I react to the funeral service of Herbert W. Armstrong, the founder of the Worldwide Church of God — the man who said Christ would return before his death… and then, well, didn’t.
Join us as we break down this wild farewell filled with global condolences, failed prophecies, and the not-so-subtle attempt to cement his legacy as a "world humanitarian" instead of a religious empire-builder.
We're here to laugh, grieve, and deconstruct the spectacle with a heavy dose of wit, sarcasm, and healing. If you were ever part of WCG or another high-control religion, this one’s for you.
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