It’s one of the most paradoxical names in the Christian calendar — “Good Friday.” Every year, on the Friday of Easter Weekend, millions of people mark the day Jesus was crucified and died. So why on earth do we call it *good*? Shouldn’t the darkest day in history be called anything but? It’s a question that has puzzled believers and skeptics alike for centuries — and today, Chuck and Jon are diving deep to unpack the surprising, thought-provoking answer.  This is definitely and episode you want to listen to leading up to Good Friday and Easter!

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