"You hurt my feelings is a common phrase used when someone does something that you really didn't appreciate. However, something more than a simple statement is being made with that phrase. What is being implied in the phrase is an accusation of wrong doing and a subtle demand for an apology. Is that an appropriate response to hurt feelings? Should we blame others for the way we feel? Can we help the way we feel? Are we in control of our emotions? Does God hold us accountable for our emotional responses to others? Find out on this episode of Bible Bashed.

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The Bible teaches us that we should have a category for sinful actions, thoughts, and desires. Scripture also teaches us that we must have a category for wise and unwise. They are separate categories that must be handled in different ways, however, sometimes we get confused when trying to determine if something is sinful or unwise. Some people have such a hard time with this wise/unwise category that they begin to claim unwise actions are sinful. Are they right? Do unwise actions equal sinful ones? Should we repent for unwise actions? Should we tell others to repent? Should we make rules to protect everyone from unwise decisions? Find out on this episode of Bible Bashed.

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Mutual submission between a husband and wife is a teaching that is becoming more and more commonplace in the evangelical world. People often point to Ephesians 5:21 as a biblical argument for mutual submission. So if the Bible tells us to submit to one another, why is mutual submission a wrong interpretation? Why can't a husband submit to his wife? What is the correct interpretation of Ephesians 5? What does the rest of the Bible have to say on this subject? Find out on this episode of Bible Bashed.

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Slavery is a subject that carries a lot of baggage in modern society, and yet slavery still exists to a much larger degree than it ever has in human history. Most people would simply say that slavery is morally wrong and there is no discussion to be had. The issue is that the Bible not only does not give any sort of similar statement declaring slavery to be immorally wrong, but it even goes so far as to provide a robust code for how the Israelites were supposed to handle their own slaves. If the Bible does not out right condemn slavery, and even regulates slavery, should Christians condemn all forms of slavery as wrong? Are there certain forms of slavery that God does still view as immoral? How does our stance on this subject effect our ability to defend the inerrancy of Scripture? We will answer all these questions and more on this episode of Bible Bashed.

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A recent argument against masculinity is the claim that masculinity is not one of the fruits of the Spirit and, therefore, not worth pursuing. Furthermore, some claim that there is no evidence of masculinity in the New Testament. We decided to address both claims in this episode and explain why they are both foolish and demonstrate a certain level of Biblical illiteracy.

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Divorce has become a completely normal and acceptable option in marriages that are struggling. In the case of a marriage with an abusive husband divorce is not only acceptable but seen as the only option. However, the Bible only gives two reasons for divorce that are acceptable and physical abuse is noticeably missing from that list. Why is this? Was physical abuse not a problem before the 21st century? Should Christians be allowed to divorce their abusive spouses? Are there other options they might have beyond divorce. We will answer all these questions and more on this episode of Bible Bashed.

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Everyone knows that babies cry a lot but we all have different ideas on how we should handle a crying baby. How long do you let them cry? Do you let them cry at all? Should a wife drop everything in order to comfort her crying baby, even if it means neglecting her other responsibilities for extended periods of time? We will answer all these questions and more on this episode of Bible Bashed.

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The claim is made that when it comes to marriage you need to "try it before you buy it." This sentiment is unfortunately, even echoed in Christian circles. After all there is no passage of scripture that states "Thou shalt not shack up." If that is the case how should we view a couple that lives together outside of marriage that promises to remain celibate? Is there sin there? Are there any relevant commands to this situation? Is it sinful, unwise, or totally ok? Find out on this episode of Bible Bashed.

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With the passing of Pope Benedict XVI many Christians find themselves asking "How should I feel about this?" They are torn between joy that he can no longer teach falsely, but also saddened knowing that ultimately he will be in Hell for eternity suffering for his sin.  What does the Bible counsel us to do in this situation? Should we be joyful? Saddened? Both? Find out on this episode of Bible Bashed.

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