74 episodes
Bible Breakdown biblebreakdownpodcast
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.7 • 12 Ratings
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Join our host Kat and T.K. as they read the Bible in it’s entirety. It’s a critical, irreverent take on the ”good book”.
Definitely not for sensitive ears.
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Exoudus 32-34 The Golden Calf
Welcome back to the breakdown. This episode our host read the story of Moses and the Golden Calf. Tee wonders why murder seems to be bible god's favorite tool, and Kat asks if Abrahamic religions can be used as a moral guide. They also the trinty doctrine and talk about HBO MAX's docuseries "The Way Down". Good times.
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Exodus 35-37 Sabbath Laws and More Temple Decor
Welcome back! It's time for another Bible Breakdown. This episode might feel like a repeat, but it's not. Kat does issue a correction about angels in the Bible so stick around for that. Cheers!
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Exodus 38-40
Welcome back to the Bible Breakdown! This episode Kat and Tee finish the book of Exodus. They also discuss vaccine hesitancy and "The Case for Christ".
Cheers!
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Leviticus 1-3
Welcome back to Bible Breakdown. Exodus is over, and this episode is the beginning of Leviticus. It's mostly instructions on the ways to kill animals in a way that makes Bible god forgive them. Cheers!
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Leviticus 4-6
Welcome back to the Bible Breakdown. In this episode, the hosts ask why Bible god needs so much blood and why Christians are sad at funerals if heaven is real. They also talk about Joe Rogan! Cheers!
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Leviticus 7-9
Welcome back to the Bible Breakdown! This week our host read about more animal sacrifice to appease the Lord and how to make a priest. They also discuss the merits of Pascal's wager. Cheers!
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Customer Reviews
Interesting Perspectives
I love the fact that the hosts don’t necessarily agree on everything. I also like that they’re respectful to the role the Bible has played in the Black community — whether negative or positive.
They touch on current topics and place the Bible in its proper context: a book written by men to reflect their limited experiences versus a book inspired by a god.
Just a great view
I listen to so many critiques, and happy to hear this point of view
Fantastic stuff
I’m always interested in people giving the Bible an honest reading (very rare).