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We’ve started talking about the abstract ness of ‘I’ and how something can be both both real and not real simultaneously

Let’s go Queen Esther! And how can we trust God when he willing gives Job to Satan to test/torment?

The chronicles are fairly pointless chapters in the sense that you don’t get any new information from them really but it is helpful if you are tracking lineages throughout the Bible. 2nd kings really suprised me in the things that were covered and left me with a lot of food for thought.

David was def not straight. And while I don’t like that he ended callous and cruel, I can’t blame him given everything he endured

He is speaking in a lot of contradictions. Maybe I simply don’t comprehend his analogies but they say that we keep things too big picture then in the next statement says we don’t need the details but then says that his vague reasoning for the neuron misfire is unhelpful.

Narrator continues being pretentious. Currently talking about what it means to think and what is capable of thinking (John Searle)

Moses and Joshua are kids with toxic divorced parents that don’t (and shouldn’t) trust each other

If they complain one more time I’ll kill them myself

Narrator voice feels slightly holier than thou- especially when discussing his vegetarianism. Makes it hard to connect to him

Gotta give his some kudos, he’s dealing with people that are acting like ungrateful brats and he only completely lost his temper 3 times

A bunch of laws

The second half of Moses is basically either rules to live by or the story of the golden calf altar.

So far the book of Exodus is a lot less fucked up than genesis. This book shows more love for the people but he seems to be testing them/not making their lives easy.

Book of Genesis is crazy wild. Lots of sins are done which god smites but also things I would consider immoral are not punished