Dante discusses with Jonathan Benedetti, John Martindale, Mike Hazeltine, and Caleb Rackley about how to avoid the arrows of the Bible and get closer to God.

Does God wipe away every puppy dog's tears?

Hebrews 6 paints a certain picture. There's only 2 ways to interpret it and neither of them are pretty.

If there's nothing new under the sun, why are we still playing the game?

2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles disagrees about which giant Elhanan killed... it's kinda a big deal.

In his letter to Titus, the Apostle Paul seemingly makes an absolute statement about people from the island of Crete. Is that okay?

Dante, never the practical thinker, tries to actually outline 4 approaches to living out his faith in the modern world.

The Gibeonite people demanded to hang seven sons of Saul. David gave the men to them, and God seemed to bless the arrangement. What's really going on here?

The word Lilith appears in the Bible just once, but the cult of strangeness surrounding the name is a tale as old as time.

Is it okay the Bible borrows the title "King of Kings" from other Ancient Near East cultures?