To EL & Back

Seraphim, Cherubim, and Archangels, oh my! The guys discuss the various types of angels and their roles (or lack thereof) in the Bible. Everyone thinks they know about angels, but where does what you know come from? 

It's time for Bael & Riff to answer the age old question, what the hell? The guys take a look at things below and attempt to figure out where all these crazy ideas of eternal torment came from. 

Everyone has an idea of what heaven is, but where did that idea come from? The Bible, you say? Let's talk about that...

Our season 3 journey comes to close with a look at Judaism. Bael and Riff discuss the various sects of modern Judaism and ponder the season as a whole. This is halakha

Bael and Riff wade into the deep end of the crazy pool this week. They take a look at the origins of Christianity's snake handling, poison drinking, tongue speaking sect, the Pentecostals. 

What is a 7th day adventist? Are there 6th day adventists? Does this have anything to do with an advent calendar? Why are we asking you? Push play and let Bael & Riff shed some light on this particular sect of Christianity. 

Bael and Riff knock on some doors with this week's episode. They explore the humble beginings of this often maligned and mostly misunderstood sect of Christianity. Come to the watchtower with us. 

Bael & Riff head try and make sense of Mormon faith. From magic plates to magic underwear the boys attempt to find some common ground with the LDS. 

Bael and Riff dive into the deep end of religious fundamentalists with their discussion about Baptists. Their discussion seeks to answer the question, "Is 150 years too long to wait to apologize for being terrible?"

Presbyterians are the topic for Bael and Riff this week. They also get into the doctrine of predestination and the comical implications of "God hating specific people" for what appears to be no reason at all. Fun times

Bael and Riff explore two of the lesser known denominations here in the states. The boys have a bloody good time looking at how this protestant faction started across the pond and then made its way to the new world. 

The aftermath of Reformania is the hellish landscape Bael & Riff now explore. Sacred cows are sacrificed, dogmas and catechisms living together. Latin Mass hysteria! 

Bael & Riff are on the road to Reformania! They discuss the card and figure out who will be the dominant faction after one of mankind's most important brand splits. 

Bael & Riff discuss whether it's Istanbul or Constantinople and all dogmatic implications of that very important question. 

Bael and Riff conclude their time with the papists by taking a look at some of the more "interesting" guys to ever wear the giant silly hat. 

Bael & Riff take a look at the largest Christian Church in the world. The good, the bad, and the oh so silly. 

Bael & Riff are back for Season 3! They dive into the book of Acts and the mood it will set for the next 2,000 years. 

Bael & Riff greet the end of Season 2 with a reflection on what we've learned. It's time to ask the big question, What makes a Christian? 

Bael continues extolling the virtues of JC Superstar while Riff longs to hear Jesus' immortal words, "It is finished!"

Bael enthusiactally details his fondess for the musical while Riff highlights the differences between the Bible tale and Andrew Lloyd Weber's version. Part 1 of 2

The boys discuss the last days of the ministry of Jesus and one of his most famous miracles. Riff also tries to offend every Catholic on the planet. 

Bael & Riff continue their journey through the ministry of Jesus and especially focus on his parables this week. Jesus is annoyed that people aren't picking up what he's putting down, but is getting even more cryptic the answer?

Bael & Riff discuss the geographic diversity involved in the Magnum Opus of our favorite alien,  Jesus Christ. They also try and make sense of the barrage of parables he fired off. 

Bael & Riff continue discussing Jesus' origin story and his early years. From his possibly murderous teenage years to the beginning of his ministry, the boys attempt to make sense of what it all means. 

Bael & Riff finally start talking about the main man, Jesus. They take a look at his origin story and his childhood (or lack thereof).