Is it possible that the fabled Atlantis is real? Is it possible the Bible attests to its existence? You'll have to listen to all 32 minutes of this episode to judge for yourself.

Why don't we sinners cut off all of our unholy, sinful parts? Dante visits Jesus' sermon on the mount wherein Jesus references self-amputation as a means of avoiding hellfire. Dante wonders how literal Jesus wanted to be taken.

Lock away your children, in this gross out episode, Dante examines the historical relevance of male castration and seeks to find an answer to Jesus' words on the matter.

A passage in Revelation speaks of the Seven Spirits of God. Could God be more than a trinity? Could He be a septinity? Is that even a word?

Moses' staff turned into a snake, then the Egyptians' staff did the same thing. Moses turns water into blood, and so do the Egyptians. If God is for us, who's against us? Could the answer be different than we think?

Dante ponders on God's use of metaphor in the book of Exodus. If God uses a metaphor, does that make it the best metaphor in the world? Should every metaphor be about eagles?

Everything's thrown at the wall, from Dante's disappointment with Abraham Lincoln to his uneasiness with some of God's laws for the Israelites. It's all emotion and no logic this week, folks.

Three little verses in Exodus chapter four give us a weird story wherein it appears God tried to kill Moses. What on Earth was going on?

Is there a distinction between the literal place we call hell, and the Greek word 'Hades'? Greek myth and Bible narrative are about to collide.

Dante realizes that he's been assuming he's known what John 1:1's "Word" has meant his whole life. Now he grapples with the oddity of the word, word, and ponders why John uses these strange accumulation of letters to open his Gospel.