
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’... more
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Second Maccabees kicks off like a group text from Jerusalem to the Jewish diaspora in Egypt—basically: “Hey fam, come celebrate the Temple rededication… also here’s some bonus lore.” And by “lore,” we mean sacred fire sludge that suspiciously sounds ... more
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Forty-ish days of sky cavalry (yes, literal “cavalry appeared in the midst of the sky” vibes) kicks off 2 Maccabees 5, and it’s immediately giving “ancient mass hallucination” more than “divine revelation.” While Antiochus is off invading Egypt, a ru... more
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Love listening to these two. A lighthearted take on sometimes horrifying material.
Very enjoyable ride through the incoherence of the not-so-holy book
I absolutely love this podcast! I had been searching for an atheist bible reading and am very happy to have found Husband and a Wife. The vibes are great and they're cute and funny. I highly recommend! god bless everyone. 🤣
I absolutely love this podcast! I had been searching for an atheist bible reading and am very happy to have found Husband and a Wife. The vibes are great and they're cute and funny. I highly recommend! god bless everyone. 🤣
This couple is great! Makes the task of reading this terrible book less daunting. Have to know it because people are trying to make laws and rules with this book as the backbone, and i would like to know where these "Christians" are coming from. There is a beautiful chemistry between these two, and I wish them the best!
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Exploring biblical texts through a humorous and critical lens, this show features a husband-and-wife duo who navigate their reading of the Bible as non-believers. They tackle various stories and themes, providing insightful commentary that highlights absurdities and contradictions within the scripture while incorporating personal anecdotes and contemporary parallels. Their discussions encourage audience engagement, inviting listeners to reflect on broader societal and religious issues in a light-hearted manner. The hosts aim to demystify religious narratives while addressing the cultural implications these narratives have in today's society, appealing to those interested in a comedic yet thoughtful exploration of biblical texts.
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