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The Church of the Souls Evolution, October 17, 2026

The Church of the Souls Evolution, October 17, 2026

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The Church of the Souls Evolution with The Reverend Blake Rubie Goldie's Last Days, the Verdant Contact That Never Came, and a Nation at the Ballot Box In a solo broadcast from San Antonio, The Reverend Blake Rubie reflects on his dying dog Goldie, the Heavenly Mother and Father, an alien species called the Verdants, and the choices facing voters this election season, closing as always with a prayer. Opening: Spirits, Dreams, and a Dying Dog Reverend Blake Rubie opens the broadcast on Saturday, October 17th, from San Antonio, reminding listeners that the soul is the brain of the spirit and quoting The Police's 1981 song to argue that human beings are spirits living in a material world. He describes how spirits travel while the body sleeps, visiting other people and places, even other planets, and says he once dreamed of a jet fighter crashing only to see a nearly identical image in a newspaper the next day while visiting his cousin Jill in England. Rubie calls Earth a classroom in the university of the universe and turns to a sadder subject, his American Pit Bull Terrier, Goldie, now about fourteen years old and so weak she can no longer walk on her own. He recounts carrying her into the backyard that day with two harnesses so she could feel ten minutes of sunshine, and says the family may have to put her down on Monday. Heavenly Parents, Reincarnation, and the Power of Words Rubie turns to his belief in the Heavenly Mother and Father, co-creator gods he describes as once living lives just like ours, purifying themselves through many reincarnations on different planets until they reached a stage of evolution allowing them to create with words, a concept he ties to the Bible's opening line that in the beginning was the word. He breaks to drink water mid-segment, then returns to say hell is only a temporary jail at the center of the Earth, not an eternal punishment. He quotes Neil Young's "Old Man" to describe the Heavenly Parents' past similarity to human beings, and warns that because words can create or destroy, listeners should avoid swearing and choose life over death in their speech. He also cites Jimi Hendrix's "All Along the Watchtower" to stress that life should be treated as precious rather than a joke, urging listeners to honor and respect it more than many people do. A House Sale, a Move, and Pets in the Afterlife Rubie shifts to practical matters, explaining that he still owes $90,000 on his San Antonio house and hopes to clear around $50,000 once it sells, money he would use to relocate somewhere drier, possibly Las Vegas, New Mexico, or Arizona, noting Nevada and Texas have no state income tax while his other two options do. He says moving to Las Vegas would also put him closer to his son in Burbank, about 300 miles away, and complains that San Antonio traffic has worsened sharply over the past decade as more people move in. The sale depends on his stepdaughter and grandchildren finding somewhere else to live, since the family has been covering their expenses. Returning to Goldie, Rubie promises listeners that pets return as spirits with souls after death, a separate evolving species, and claims some planets host canine and feline species that have evolved upright postures with human-like arms and legs while keeping animal heads. Verdants, Abductions, and a Suppressed Contact Rubie describes an advanced species called the Verdants, said to have colonized about five trillion planets and to monitor new civilizations until they prove peaceful enough for contact. He claims Earth was once close to a summit with them, who prepared the way through what he calls unsourced visitations rather than abductions, recruiting ambassadors and deputy envoys from ordinary people. He singles out Phillip Krapf, a former Los Angeles Times editor tied to the paper's Pulitzer Prize coverage of the L.A. riots, who wrote "The Contact Has Begun" after spending three days aboard a Verdant spaceship. Rubie argues that mainstream media suppresses such stories because journalists favor negative news and some outlets deliberately hide the truth about extraterrestrial life, fearing it would destabilize human evolution. He says the Verdants had planned a dramatic final proof, transforming 600 acres of desert into a green oasis overnight, but the September 11th attacks changed humanity's standing and the plan was abandoned. Politics, Israel, and a Difficult Choice Rubie connects the Verdants' withdrawal to humanity's continuing wars, noting that over six million Jews died in World War II and that he is part Jewish himself, before turning to October 7th and Hamas's attack, which he says killed 1,400 people and justified Israel's response, including the broader war with Iran he believes followed from it. He calls Jewish people "God's chosen people," explaining this through a story that their ancestors came from a more evolved planet whose crashed spaceship stranded them on Earth. He says he generally favors Republicans ...
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