Episode Highlights for Matthew 27

• Pilate and the banality of evil;
• The enduring temptation of revering the violent;
• Disability injustice in the church and the Bible;
• Solidarity is central to salvation;
• Manipulating crowds into bloodlust is as old as time;
• Scapegoating vibes on Good Friday;
• Jesus' crucifixion was (like) a lynching;
• The varying reasons for Jesus' crucifixion;
• The meaning Jesus seemed to ascribe to his state murder;
• Resisting antisemitism as a core hermeneutical commitment.

Our returning guest co-host today is Mae Forrest Barnes! She is completing her PhD on disability justice in the church, cohosts The Anarchodox Podcast, and can be found on Bluesky @dr-maeforrest.bsky.social . Her Substack is at https://maeforrestbarnes.substack.com/.

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