I’m getting much more mellow and much less feisty the older I get, but, well, I still have my moments. I’ve always loved a good argument and for most of my life I could get pretty intense when having one – even when it was about something that really was quite immaterial. These days, though, I pretty much have a live and let live attitude. In part I imagine that’s because I realize that all of us are probably wrong about lots of things (most?) and usually it doesn’t much really matter, as long as being wrong doesn’t do anyone much harm. Let the one without error be the first to cast a stone. Read by Petra Ortiz
Bart gives one example of sarcasm from the words of Jesus and a couple from the writings of Paul. Read by John Paul Middlesworth.
Bart emphasizes that the parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man indicates more about wealth and poverty than about the afterlife. Read by John...
Bart shares the introduction to his book on Peter, Paul, and Mary Magdalene Read by Mike Johnson.