102: Adrenaline Junkies

Stories Are Soul Food

Canon Press

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 787 Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2023

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

The guys discuss a typological observation which compared Noah to Christ -- and did so terribly. This leads into an interesting discussion of biblical types and anti-types -- and how to tell if such an observation is worth anything. Nate explains why we should be the flood, not the Ark: the Benedict Option misreads the Noah story. Then the guys move on to dangerous careers like bull-riding and mountain-climbing. Are dangerous professions acceptable for men? And how can a wife sabotage a man with a dangerous career? The answers depend on the story they’re in...

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Stories Our Soul Food Podcast, presented by Cannonball Books, the kids' fiction
0:05.8	imprint of Canon Press.
0:07.8	Met a ghost of a king on the road when I first fell.
0:11.7	Fire burning to my knees to my knees I fell.
0:14.9	Made a ghost of a king on a row.
0:18.9	Just to start us off easily.
0:20.9	Oh, first, we do need to start with a reminder.
0:23.2	What's our reminder?
0:24.1	The reminder of the Look at Moving Pictures Club, the Fabelmans.
0:28.3	It's now going to be February.
0:30.8	The members of our club are supposed to watch.
0:33.5	I mean, you also have to decide if we're going to call it lamp or lamp.
0:36.7	I think it's a...
0:38.1	It could be either.
0:40.3	Lamp club.
0:41.0	Yes.
0:41.7	I was displeased to hear that some people have been calling us sassafras.
0:45.4	Sassafras.
0:47.6	But, you know.
0:48.8	That's nowhere near as poetic as sass.
0:52.5	The trailing aspiration.
0:55.9	Sass.
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