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A sharp, funny, atheist-led walk through the Bible, current events, and the absurdities of religious dogma.
This round of Sacrilegious Discourse dives headfirst into 2 Maccabees 14, where political snitching, fake loyalty, and religious propaganda all collide in one gloriously deranged chapter.…
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Husband and Wife are two non-believers who have always wanted to read the Bible. Why would we subject ourselves to this you might ask? From our perspective it helps us understand where the Christians around us, here in the Midwest, are coming from when they quote the Bible at us. Husband is basically an Atheist and wife leans Agnostic but mostly Atheist and weu2019re just having some fun at the Bibleu2019s expense while learning more about what our neighbors claim weu2019re going to hell over.
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This round of Sacrilegious Discourse dives headfirst into 2 Maccabees 14, where political snitching, fake loyalty, and religious propaganda all collide in one gloriously deranged chapter. Alcimus rats out Judas, Demetrius sends Nicanor to…
2 Maccabees 13 is a messy little fever dream of military numbers, political backstabbing, war elephants, and one extremely weird ash-tower execution method, and we are not okay. In this episode, we drag our…
2 Maccabees Chapter 12 is what happens when a propaganda machine runs out of fresh material and just starts copy‑pasting numbers. After the diplomatic letters of chapter 11 supposedly bought the Jews some peace,…
2 Maccabees Chapter 11 serves up a whole new flavor of biblical absurdity: after chapters of divinely sanctioned slaughter, suddenly everybody wants to write letters. The chapter kicks off with Lysias—the Seleucid general who…
This week on Sacrilegious Discourse, the hosts dive into 2 Maccabees chapters 6 through 10—which somehow manages to cram in torture, rotting flesh, worms, divine vengeance, and a Hanukkah recap like it’s assembling the…
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Beamly
I had been slowly deconstructing for years, and this readthrough from husband and wife, clinched it for me. I like how they discuss their reading together, and they research any questions they have. A refreshing take on the bible.
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Very enjoyable ride through the incoherence of the not-so-holy book
Beamly
This couple's read-throughs have been instrumental in my deconstruction. Husband and wife have a great perspective on reading the bible as just a regular piece of literature, and not as a basis for moral code, and it is refreshing.
Beamly
As I enter my 30s, Iu2019m going through the deconstruction process of being raised in a very Christian home and unlearn some of the painful indoctrination I endured. As a kid, Iu2019ve read the Bible multiple times as part of church studies. I was taught that u201cthe Wordufffd? was perfect and to question it was to question godu2019s p...
Beamly
Love Husband and Wife. I listen in the morning while I drink my coffee and they always make me laugh and find interesting facts.
Beamly
I just came across your podcast and it was so refreshing to listen to your non-Christian views on rhe Bible. I'm questioning my faith and I think I'm beginning to understand why people leave Christianity...
