
We give you biblical answers that no-one asked for. Listen to two authors demonstrate the Dunning-Kruger effect with style. We're writing a book and these are our discussions.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | ||||

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Chris, Tom, and special guest, Dr Natasha Moore tackle the pandemic long problem of whether you should pray along with prayers that have been pre-recorded or can you just treat them like a piece of history.
In this episode Chris, Tom and, legal whiz, Emily Sandrussi, discuss the validity of one of the strangest riddles in the Bible. This podcast does not constitute legal advice (not that you ever thought it did).
Ridley College's Graham Stanton answers more of our most difficult and absurd questions.
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Tom and Chris bring the noise and the ruckus to some of the most important unasked and unnecessary questions in theology. Definitely recommend!
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Also, do you think the story of Jacob and Esau in Genesis 29:18 through to Gen 33:20 has any bearing on the Jesus twin question? If Jacob and Esau were twins, but God chose only one of the brothers to carry the fulfilment of his covenant promises given to grandpa Abraham, then has the bible has already shown us how God works his plan through twins? Would love to hear your ... more
I’m a few months late to party but glad I stumbled upon the podcast. Found the live recording on Facebook and was sucked right in! Tom and Chris handle these “questions you’re not asking” with a spectacular balance of theological reverence and off-the-wall humor. It was a ridiculous experience that made me laugh, think, and scratch my head wondering why I’ve never asked such questions. I’m here for more.
Who knew there are so many questions I am not asking!!
Chris and Tom weave nuanced and thoughtful theology into conversations about some of the most ridiculous topics imaginable.
Genius. And I can’t look away.
I am literally writing this review while drinking a very good home brewed Lamington stout.
First, four stars because its a good show and well worth a listen, especially after work when you’re wanting something fun but thoughtful to relax with on a walk with the dog. Of course it’s still good if you don’t have a dog. Or a walk.
Being human, of course the question becomes - why not five stars? Well, the fifth star is missing because:
1) How can you be exalted unless you at least have one seat you ... more








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