Last week on Thomas in the Bible.

Thomas forgets to include the intro song, but I've got him covered this week.

This all really starts making up the rules as to how to be a Christian,

but he can't even knock down his own straw man.

What else?

Oh, yeah.

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Yeah. Wow, that was pretty psychedelic.

If you don't know what he's referring to, it's because I accidentally muted the

track that had the music, but I fixed it.

So a lot of you may not have heard that it was muted because I fixed it pretty quickly as soon as Kevin let me know.

But anyway, welcome to Thomas in the Bible, episode 236, I think.

And thanks, as always, for a weird, bizarreo intro, Kevin. I want to correct something I said from last

week. I did, I actually got my first, I don't, I wouldn't call it a troll. I won't say

troll, but someone tweeted me who looked to be a Christian, probably about this last episode, for some reason, saying,

I messed something up, which I did, and I actually appreciate that.

Anyone who corrects me, I'm happy to be corrected when I'm actually wrong.

I had said that Paul, Passall, wrote this after the Gospels, but he actually wrote Romans before the Gospels. So that's the

weird thing that goes on here, because Paul came around after Jesus was dead already, but then

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