Listen in on how psychology influences our behaviors, and even our presence in the church. 

Read the bible as though it is a history book, not a holy book.

Be more aware of the history of Christianity instead of repeating verses which are told to you by the institution. There is so much more information to learn, and  you, as the listener and reader, should seek more knowledge. 

As a believer in God, it is important for us to practice love and harmony with others. That is the gear we get in prayer- God equips us with understanding, empathy, and peace so that we can share with others. Avoid conforming to the ways of the world, and instead work to exclude yourself from the doings of the world. 

Be more aware of the different civilizations in the bible. 

Themes of circumcision, leadership, and monarchies are not from God. They are from the designs of human beings and their tendencies to want power and notoriety. 

It is important for believers to learn to differentiate between pieces of information to gain a stronger conclusion of the bible. Simply following along in the ways of Christianity is not healthy. The bible is filled with violent stories, which are not God-breathed. God is about clarity and love, not destruction. 

This segment is about the connections between the Babylonian myths and the Christian bible stories. Also, referenced is the similar concepts of Vishnu and Christianity. 

Who is telling the story and why? Find out why you, as the reader, or believer, must be aware of how stories are told in the bible. 

The stories in the bible should be analyzed with the mindset that human beings were struggling to understand their environments and created ways to exist within those settings. The bible is more of a history book than it is a holy book.