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Here's the authors Who's Who in the book. This is a guide to the cast of characters whose names were abbreviated in the tweets

Here starts the 'notes' section, our as the author calls it:

"Notes: or, where to find with all the smart people said"

This will be infinitely helpful when adding Books to my to-read list

Great explanation of Paul and "Paul". Author breaks down which letters we know for sure were written by Paul, which were possibly written by Paul, which letters were probably not by Paul, and which ones were definitely not written by Paul. Explained in an easy to understand and succinct way

First Corinthians chapter 13 summary:

"Love is patient and kind. It does not get annoyed or impatient that this chapter is read at Every. Single. Wedding. Love bears all."

Summary of acts chapter 10:

"During noon prayers, Pete has a trippy vision of unclean animals now becoming kosher. That's good news for Christian; bacon is tasty."

Perhaps my favorite tweet of the entire Bible

About Jesus returning home & preaching about Elijah healing a widow & Elisha healing a leper:

"Jesus' religious contemporaries in the first century were expecting much more justice than this. After everything they had suffered under centuries of political oppressors, they wanted a Messiah who would kick those oppressors the hell out of their land, not add more leaves to the table and invite the jerks to dinner."

I'm adding tons of books to my to-read list because of the titles the author mentions in the numerous sidebars that accompany her tweets

Summary Mark chapter 7:

"After missing the point yet again, the 12 receive a set of "I'm with stupid" T-shirts. They're just dumb enough to be excited."

Summary Mark chapter 4:

"VBS parables: The kingdom of God is like a mustard seed. No, kids, nevermind that mustard tastes icky. That's really not the point."

Mark chapter 3 summary:

"A house divided against itself cannot stand. Say, for example, one person roots for Michigan and another for Ohio State. Hypothetically."