<p>When we read the bible the interpretation or the moral we derive from the narrative is important. Like a rudder on a ship it can guide thinking to make you collission points, for a ship, that is good but in this case, it is not. Follow along to today's episode in Genesis 38, please comment or let's talk about the moral you derive from the story. SPOILER ALERT: I don't think God Kills Men whose seed touches the ground, or who masturbate. </p>

When we read the bible the interpretation or the moral we derive from the narrative is important. Like a rudder on a ship it can guide thinking to make you collission points, for a ship, that is good but in this case, it is not. Follow along to today's episode in Genesis 38, please comment or let's talk about the moral you derive from the story. SPOILER ALERT: I don't think God Kills Men whose seed touches the ground, or who masturbate.

#4 - Moral of the Story

Black Jesus Project Podcast explores the intersection of faith, race, and culture in search of a deeper understanding of what it means to be black and spiritual in a world that often ignores, marginalizes, or monetizes our experiences. Join us as we delve into the stories and histories of black believers, celebrate the unique contributions of black spirituality to global culture, and challenge the notions of white Jesus that have dominated our faith for centuries. We want to explore the effects the monetization of spirituality has on our experience. This is the Black Jesus Project Podcast, the hub of the spiritual revolution, where the voices of our ancestors and our communities are heard, respected, and celebrated, where spiritual change begins.

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Black Jesus Project Podcast explores the intersection of faith, race, and culture in search of a deeper understanding of what it means to be black and spiritual in a world that often ignores, marginalizes, or monetizes our experiences. Join us as we delve into the stories and histories of black believers, celebrate the unique contributions of black spirituality to global culture, and challenge the notions of white Jesus that have dominated our faith for centuries. We want to explore the effects the monetization of spirituality has on our experience. This is the Black Jesus Project Podcast, the hub of the spiritual revolution, where the voices of our ancestors and our communities are heard, respected, and celebrated, where spiritual change begins. Please visit our website, subscribe, and share with a friend

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