Baptism, Bibberty, and Kung Fu Cats
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An actual protest outside Liberty Mutual’s Boston headquarters gives Rabbi Dave a chance to explain his grudge against the emu. It also gives him and Friar Rod an unlikely opening for a serious conversation about infant baptism. Former Irish president Mary McAleese argues that baptism places religious obligations on a child too young to consent. Dave brings a Chabad Jewish perspective on covenant and religious upbringing, while Rod explains what baptism means in Orthodox Christianity. Their discussion turns on how far a church’s authority should extend when a child grows up and chooses a different path.
The two also weigh Gavin Newsom’s plan to commute California’s death sentences, asking what mercy demands of a governor and how victims’ families figure in that decision. Then it’s on to traces of blood chemistry in a dinosaur fossil and the inevitable Jurassic Park detour. AI-made Star Wars shorts, music videos, and a kung fu cat give Dave and Rod a chance to ask how much of what makes a video worth watching still comes down to the person making it.