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242 - Matthew O'Neil on Bible Sex
Original release February 1, 2016.
Encore release December 7, 2018.
Encore release August 30, 2017.
We interview Matthew O'Neil about his new book\xa0What the Bible Really Does (and Doesn't Say) about Sex. Matthew is an activist, theologian, and teacher. He has his MA in theology from Saint Michael\u2019s College with graduate certification in Mediation and Applied Conflict Studies, and he is a certified Humanist chaplain and celebrant through the American Humanist Association. He is also the author of the books\xa0Judas\xa0and\xa0You Say That I Am: Jesus and the Messianic Problem\xa0and writes for the Danthropology blog through the Patheos network.
Plus:
We get email. Chris in the UK urges us to cover more international news, and spiritual-but-not-religious Larry in the US laments that atheists are running roughshod over the rest of America, and wants to know whom he should sue.