Previously on Thomas in the Bible. Well, your guess is as good as mine. No, I remember. We had some Jesus stuff. He did some miracleing. It's the same story we've heard. It's deja vu. Deja Jizis. De jesus, de jesus vu.

And that's, that's all.

I hope you caught my episodes on atheistically speaking this week because they were,

they had to do with this podcast.

So definitely check those out if you haven't already.

All right.

That's enough from me.

We'd better, I guess, get to me.

All right, thanks, me. Well, Mark 9 through 11 is what we're reading, and that's what Mark and I say. I mean, we're just

reading the same story, slightly different version. Couldn't be a more boring thing to have to do,

but at least things happen. There's stuff to talk about. Jesus is pretty cool. Like that lovely,

beautiful man who did the intro said,

check out Atheistically Speaking this week because I have a discussion on interpreting the Bible

and whether I'm doing it wrong. So it's good, good discussion. Hmm, any other news? Not really.

Oh, did I tell you guys about the Patreon hack? Just in I think I told everyone. Oh, wait, no, did I? I don't know. I forget. Anyway, Patreon was hacked. Your email and password are probably have been obtained if you are one of the lovely people who have signed up to patronize me. And I feel your pain because all my

Patreon accounts were hacked as well. And they probably have... So I've been going around

changing all my passwords and stuff. So I'd advise you to do the same. It sounds like it won't be

any more serious than that. I've confirmed that there's no credit card data breached. So your data has not been, your credit

card data has not been breached or stolen or whatever. And so it should be fine. Just change your

passwords and stuff, especially if you use the same password for something else, then change it.

Because that's what these ass hats do is they take these passwords and try them on other sites and

stuff. So sorry about that. And it's, it, yeah, I was really mad about it. But it's been,

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