Episode 69: Gospel Authorship with Michael Kok
When you look at the New Testament and you see "The Gospel According to Matthew" or "The Gospel According to John", you could be forgiven for assuming that what you're getting is a book written by the...
29 Heinä 20241h 4min
Episode 68: Take My Wife... Please!
It's Biblical misogyny day here at the Data Over Dogma show [well, it's one of them- this is the Bible we're talking about after all], and we've got some real doozies for you. First, we're looking at ...
22 Heinä 20241h 5min
Episode 67: Prophets, Kings, and Terrible Men with Aaron Higashi
Dr. Aaron Higashi is one of our favorites, and we're not alone! The folks over at The Bible for Normal People are fans, as well, and have enlisted Aaron to write a "for normal people" book about First...
15 Heinä 20241h 2min
Episode 66: Thou Shalt Not
Christian nationalism marches onward in the United States, and our hot take is: that's bad. Louisiana has now passed a law mandating putting a poster of The Ten Commandments™ in every classroom in the...
8 Heinä 20241h 4min
Episode 64: The Historicity of David
It's a judge and a king this week, and both are fascinating! First we're looking at Deborah, a prophet, a judge, and a really interesting figure whose story gets told twice in the Bible: back-to-back!...
24 Kesä 20241h 2min
Episode 63: Wrastlin' With God
It's questionable heroes week here on the Data Over Dogma show, and we've packed in some big names! How big? How about the guy they named the whole tribe of Israel after? You know... Jacob. We're aski...
17 Kesä 20241h 1min
Episode 62: The Book of Enoch
It's the book that didn't make the cut. Enoch (or first Enoch, if you're nasty) is an important book, both historically and religiously. As a matter of fact, New Testament writers considered it script...
10 Kesä 202459min
