Looking over the first 50 episodes of the show, Dante's learned 4 whole new things to fear!

From the beginning of time, the traditions we associate with Christmas have been on display.

Examining the differences between Matthew and Luke's versions of the birth of Jesus, Dante draws some new(ish) conclusions.

Dante parses Jesus' statement, "Give to Caesar's what is Caesar's," and uses that as a means to examine the current political climate.

Dante draws as many parallels as possible to link the wait for the return of Jesus to the original centuries long wait for a Messiah.

If Christians are new creations, seen as spotless in the eyes of God, then why do I feel like a crook?

Dante is frustrated when the definition of faith proves to be the very thing he didn't want it to be.

Jesus said that if you even have faith the size of a mustard seed, then you can move mountains. Levitated any hills with your faith lately?

Dante invites his brother-in-law on the show to wrestle over the apparent differences between the violent God of the Old Testament and the pacifistic Jesus of the New Testament.

Dante tries to summon up some real fear by imagining three scenarios that are existentially terrifying.