Four stories about the progressive breaking down of the separation of church and state round out this week's Christians Behaving Badly, "Were's My Freedom?" edition, plus a special message from Spider.

Hatred, bigotry, privilege, and murder. It's just another day in the world of evangelical insanity. From the Nashville school shooting to shaking down your employees for tithes, we bring you Christians Behaving Badly: The Monsters They're Making Edition.

You, know... for a group of people that is supposed to have this macabre ability to die to themselves, they sure do have some selfish people among their ranks. Don't besmirch our traditions. Don't tell me to be quiet or follow your rules on any level. Don't call that pornography art and fire anyone who tries. And don't ask me for proof about anything. My miracle, my word. That's good enough... right? I think you already know the answer. This week we bring you: Christians Behaving Badly: Permit Me to Say, "You're Wrong," edition.

Ah, what fools these evangelicals be! It's another four stories that showcase the hubris that defines this religion and people it produces. From copyrighting adjectives and corporal punishment to the war on libraries and the LGBTQ community, we've dubbed this weeks Christians behaving Badly, "Fools in the Rain" Edition. Trigger warning for Kirk Cameron.

Four more examples of evangelicals trying to remove the liberty of others in favor of their own. From illegal proselytization to demolishing safe spaces for LGBTQ+ school students, to out and out assault on a minor for not saying the Pledge, it's a volatile and emotional edition of Christians Behaving Badly we've dubbed, "It's My Life" Edition.

Permission to indoctrinate, fueling the quiverful movement, love thy neighbor (as long as he's straight), and what really happens when a person – a pastor – gets too sexually frustrated and writes a book about sex (it's not pretty, but it IS hilarious) all in this installment of Christians Behaving Badly: Fifty Shades of WTF edition.

It would be bad enough if the worst problems associated with evangelical homeschooling revolved around sub-par education and a lack of healthy social growth, but the problem goes much deeper. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the people responsible for keeping homeschooling in the U.S. virtually unregulated and expose the underlying agenda behind this dangerous and cultic movement... plus three more cringe-worthy stories from the files of Christians Behaving Badly.

Sometimes the chaos that evangelicals and their splinter factions cause isn't about Us versus Them. Sometimes it's about THEM versus them. The buffoonery is strong in this weeks collection of chaotic tales from the world of false prophets, "misunderstood" pastors, and hopeless prudes who just can't seem to wrangle their own urges long enough to watch the halftime show. It's a collection of stories we like to refer to as Christians Behaving Badly: Blurred Lines of Scrimmage Edition.