Aries Entertainment Podcast
The Aries Entertainment Podcast aims to delve deeper into the Bible and its history, challenging various perspectives on religion and spirituality. It sparks real conversations about controversial topics, background stories, and trending issues.
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- Jul 17, 2026
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He Was Addicted to Porn at 9 Years Old… Now He's Calling Out the Entire Church (opens the original)
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Porn at 9. Cocaine by his mid-twenties. Women, gambling, cannabis — he couldn't say no to any of it. He botched the biggest pitch of his career on a comedown, caught an STI the same week, and lay in bed screaming at God asking if he'd missed his purpose. That was Drew Birch then. Today he walks into schools across South Africa telling young men the truth nobody else will. He's calling out weak churches. He's calling out soft men. And he's not apologising for any of it. This is one of the most ra
"Christianity Is White Supremacy" — Israel United In Christ Explains Why (opens the original)
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Captain Mattathias and Officer Saul of Israel United in Christ sit down for round three on the Aries Entertainment Podcast — and this one went further than any conversation before it. They open their Bibles on camera and make the case that mainstream Christianity is a product of European colonisation. That the image of Christ hanging in churches across South Africa and the world is historically and scripturally false. That the real Christians, according to Acts 11:26, were Israelites — not Europ
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