This episode takes a break from the Genesis narrative's progressive to focus in on Hagar's feelings and connect them to depression in general and other stories in the Bible that have characters in an analogous situation. This episode primarily focuses on Elijah's similar journey in the desert and invites us all to acknowledge our shared depression and, perhaps if now what to do with it, to at least know that we aren't alone. 

Hagar has escaped into the desert, alone crying and pregnant. Will she survive? 

We see the fall narrative repeated yet again. Seeing, taking, sex, blame game, exile.

God returns for another promise to Abraham.

A giant battle. Bubbling tarpits. Jesus? People dying. This is gonna be a journey!

This episode we look at quotes from the Manifesto and discuss them.

World view questions on communism discussed.

Now we are traveling out of Egypt and into the Promised land. The Jewish people, trees, gardens, new creation. What do they have in common? How are they connected? How is this story related to those ideas?

Abraham lies about Sarai being his wife. Pharoah has erectile dysfunction? Plagues? Sounds like another episode of Game of Thrones here on the Fuente podcast. Tune in to hear these stories with some cultural context and recreate what the original author was trying to communicate. 

This time we will be going into more evidence for evolution. This time we are going straight to DNA and genes to make arguments. I'll be talking about atavism, junk DNA, and all sorts of other indicators about what is actually going on in the natural world. Here is a link to the article about Dinosaur soft tissue https://www.livescience.com/41537-t-rex-soft-tissue.html Here is the article about the dinosaur mutant chickens. https://www.livescience.com/50802-chicken-embryos-with-dinosaur-snouts-created.html