by Ben HowardThis week Ben is joined by his friend, and On Pop Theology contributor, John Thornton Jr. for a conversation about stand-up comedy and the economics of divinity school. We talk about John's experience as a stand-up comedian as well as the reasons why so many stand-ups are atheist. Afterwards, we segue into a conversation about the usefulness of divinity school as well as the economic toll it takes on many who pursue that path of education. I hope you enjoy this interesting and informative discussion of an issue that isn't often encountered.
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Ben
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