206 - Radical Hospitality Equals a Casserole to the Face

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Today on RTP — In this episode, we end up discussing rage rooms and radical hospitality for some reason, followed by a real-time, cold analysis of a potential chiastic structure in the Sermon on the Mount. In the Aftershow, we read examples of ancient humor from an ancient joke book.

 
 

SHOW NOTES:

Philogelos: The First Joke Book

Was Ba’al relieving himself?

SOTM Chiasm chart (image)

Common Christian Sayings in Fundamental Circles - Episode 005 - A Holy Hush in your Sanctified Imagination

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