Hammers Mom Hosts Podcast for Canceled Celebs

'We actually had a period in our lives when we didn't talk at all because I said, "I don't need a pastor, I need a mom. And if you're unable to be a mom and only able to be a pastor, then I don't need that relationship in my life. I don't need another pastor",' he recalled.

'And we didn't talk for a while, because you were just like, "This is who I am." And that's fine. Everybody is allowed to react however they want when boundaries are presented,' he continued.

Hammer also told his mom that he has 'no problem' with her relationship with religion as he believes 'everyone is entitled to their own spirituality.' 

'The place where you and I get into trouble is when it feels like to me that my spirituality does not look exactly like your spirituality, so you try to proselytize or convert or bring me half a dozen bibles or whatever so that you want my spirituality to look exactly like yours. And I think that's where we get into the weeds with it. At least, that's how it feels to me.' 

Then, his mother began sharing stories about the origins of his gifted bibles and spoke about being 'radically healed' through religion. 

Hammer interrupted her to get back to his point. 'I'm really trying to be respectful of your time and your talking but we have not gotten back to the point that I brought up, which is our personal relationship,' he told her. 

In response, his mother told him: 'To be fair, what I was saying is I believe as a Christian, that is what we are called to do. So you come from that perspective, and all I was doing was explaining why I do what I do. Because you're called to be an actor. I'm called to be an evangelist.' 

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