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Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 9. Wisdom is better than strength and the pen is mightier than the sword... except when you brought a gun to the fight!  In this tiresome, meanin...

Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 8. The Inequalities of Life: Shit happens and then you die. The Remedy: Live your best life and try to be better today than you were yesterday. "No one can...

Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 7. . Wisdom and Folly Compared: Try to keep your reputation intact, don't smile too often, avoid bribery, and stop worrying about what other people are say...

Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 6. . Kohelet says that if a man has 100 children, he probably won't be able to afford a proper burial, which definitely tracks, because that is a lot of mo...

Bible Study for Atheists Weekly is a collection of last week's episodes by Sacrilegious Discourse with Husband and Wife. This week's collection includes Ecclesiastes Chapters 1 - 5 plus Q&A (no s...

Husband and Wife answer questions about the term Ecclesiastes , what it means and to whom it may refer. They question the imperative to see death as a problem in need of a solution. Then they examine...

Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 5. . Kohelet, son of David, who inexplicably bears a female name, advises against talking too much and making rash promises. The rich can never be rich eno...

Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 4. . Kohelet, son of David, who inexplicably bears a female name, seriously needs a hobby, a warm blanket, and maybe a dildo... in addition to a therapist ...

Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 3. Kohelet, son of David, who inexplicably bears a female name, STILL thinks that all is meaningless. The author goes on to say that there is a time for ev...

Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 2. Kohelet, son of David, who inexplicably bears a female name, still thinks that all is meaningless, and we are really worried this person is suffering in...

Husband and Wife cover Ecclesiastes chapter 1. An unnamed author introduces us to Kohelet, son of David, who inexplicably bears a female name. All is meaningless, per the king's experience. This pass...

Bible Study for Atheists Weekly is a collection of last week's episodes by Sacrilegious Discourse with Husband and Wife. This week's collection includes Proverbs Chapters 30 - 31 plus Proverbs Wrap u...

Husband and Wife read from Part III: The Human Comedy — Chapter 1: Droll Characters, from A Treasury of Jewish Folklore. In this episode of the Sacrilegious Book Club, topics include Schlemihls and S...

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We just finished reading Proverbs, so it's time for Husband and Wife to play another round of a game called You're Always Wrong . You may be shocked to learn that we've found a few contradictions in ...

Husband and Wife recap the Book of Proverbs — a collection of collections, most of the Proverbs are attributed to Solomon, which is clearly nonsense, altho he may have penned a handful and collected ...

Husband and Wife cover Proverbs 31, thereby finishing up the book of Proverbs. The Book of Proverbs is a collection of collections, the FIFTH of which (Proverbs 30–31) are referred to as appendices. ...

Husband and Wife cover Proverbs 30 The Book of Proverbs is a collection of collections, the FIFTH of which (Proverbs 30–31) are referred to as appendices. Proverbs 30: The Words of Agur, AND Epigrams...

Bible Study for Atheists Weekly is a collection of last week's episodes by Sacrilegious Discourse with Husband and Wife. This week's collection includes Proverbs Chapters 26 - 29 plus Patreon Teaser....

Husband and Wife discuss GOLEMS, animated, anthropomorphic beings from Jewish folklore which are entirely created from inanimate matter, usually clay or mud. Topics include a scary attic, the gingerb...