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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 we’re just having some fun at the Bible’s expense while learning more about what our neighbors claim we’re going to hell over. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Husband & Wife hosts Sacrilegious Discourse - Bible Study for Atheists, a religion show with 1,000 episodes published.
Zechariah’s Final Purge: Stabbings, False Prophets, and a Holy Bloodbath 📝 Episode Summary: Welcome to the most stab-happy, prophet-purging, guilt-soaked chapter yet—Zechariah 13. This episode dives straight into the di
Zechariah’s Cup of Chaos: Blind Horses, Crying Wives, and Pre-Jesus Nonsense 📝 Episode Summary: In Zechariah Chapter 12 , the prophetic fever dream continues—this time with Jerusalem turning into a “cup” that sends nati
Special Episode: Kentucky Freethought Convention - Breaking Generational Curses Hey there, fellow skeptics and Bible enthusiasts! In this special episode of Sacrilegious Discourse , Husband is flying solo as he heads to
Christian Mysticism: Divine Woo-Woo, Essential Oils, and the God Within (™) 📝 Episode Summary: What do you get when you mix Jesus, astrology, essential oils, and a sprinkle of yoga? Apparently—Christian Mysticism. In th
Prophets, Priests & Greek Freakouts: Zechariah’s Hot Mess Express (Ch. 9–11) 📝 Episode Summary: Buckle up, heretics, because this week’s Sacrilegious Discourse hits warp speed through Zechariah chapters 9 through 11 , w
Same God, Different Drama: A Deep Dive into the Abrahamic Split Are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all just arguing over the same sky daddy? In this hilariously heretical deep-dive, our hosts wrestle with the question:
Matthew Chapter 11 comes in hot with John the Baptist sitting in jail like, “Okay, but is this actually the Messiah or should we keep shopping?” Which immediately raises the very reasonable question: if miracles, healing
Matthew Chapters 9–10 crank the New Testament weirdness machine up another notch, and this Q&A episode digs into every “wait, what the hell?” moment. We’re talking Jesus forgiving sins before healing paralysis, tax colle
Matthew Chapter 8 gets the Q&A treatment, and apparently this chapter is less “gentle Jesus meek and mild” and more “propaganda speed-run with a side of drowned livestock.” In this episode, we dig into Matthew 8 , includ
Matthew Chapter 10 is where Jesus stops being a solo miracle worker and starts assembling his supernatural street team, the twelve disciples, now unofficially rebranded as the Tucci Gang Demon Hunters . He gives them aut
Matthew Chapter 9 is basically Jesus speed-running miracles like he’s trying to unlock every achievement before dinner. Paralytic guy? Healed. Tax collector? Recruited. Bleeding woman? Fixed by cloak-contact. Dead girl?
Matthew Chapter 8 is where Little Maddie stops being a sermon-heavy morality lecture and turns into a full-blown supernatural roadshow. Jesus comes down from the mountain, immediately starts healing people, and somehow e
Jesus wraps up the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew chapters 6–7 , and honestly? For once, the guy has some notes we can work with. This episode digs into Jesus calling out religious theater, public virtue-signaling, perfo
Moses gets a glow-up, Pharaoh gets the ick, and we get pedantic about timelines. In this one, we blitz from the patriarchs (Abraham → Isaac → Jacob → Joseph) to the start of Exodus —with a detour through Job (aka “God to
Prophets vs. Priests: Holy Turf Wars, Clapbacks, and Clerical Catfights 📝 Episode Summary: What happens when self-proclaimed messengers of God go head-to-head with institutional gatekeepers in robes? Absolute biblical c
Zechariah’s War Ponies & Wicker Baskets: God’s Weird Flex Continues 📝 Episode Summary: Zechariah 9–11 reads like God’s unhinged Pinterest board—with enough cryptic metaphors to make Nostradamus look concise. In this cha
Flying Scrolls, Basket Ladies & Divine Mood Swings: Zechariah’s Weirdest Hits (Ch. 5–8 Recap + Bonus Blasphemy) 📝 Episode Summary: Yeah, we’re late. Divine inspiration doesn’t always run on schedule—and neither do we. B
This week, we crack open Zechariah Chapter 11 — where God trades in thunderbolts for theater, casting Himself as a vindictive shepherd with a flair for symbolism and sock-puppet-level subtlety. First, He torches the fore
In todays theological roast, Husband and Wife of Sacrilegious Discourse unpack the soggy, self-contradictory mess that is Zechariah Chapter 10 —and spoiler alert: Yahweh is still mad, still yelling at clouds, and still p
Malachi’s Divine Dung-Fest: When God Calls You a Poop Face and Means It This week, we dive headfirst into Malachi Chapter 2 , where God’s big message to the priests boils down to: You’re all unworthy, you give me crappy
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