Barry Lamb
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704 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2022
last heard Apr 2023
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was a great age.
Next solution, we look at what parts of flesh and bone are not digestible.
It can't be metabolized by a cannibal.
So a cannibal might eat nothing but people, but they never
is that?
Yeah, you know what this reminds me of is, okay, secularizing it for a second.
It's all the people who freeze their brain, right?
Totally.
They think that this is the thing that's essentially them.
And then whatever thing it gets transplanted into in the future, that'll be them surviving.
Yeah, you could run that for generations.
You take a genetic clone of me and my clone eats me and then you clone
and then its clone eats it.
Right.
And then you run that again for like five generations and then you have five generations of people who are made up of their clone because they ate their clone.
Right, but then God can't resurrect everyone at the same time.
He has to wait a while before he can resurrect each subsequent clone.
And I just want to say on the record that all of this preoccupation with cannibalism has absolutely nothing to do with cannibals, because, you know, fish eat people, other animals eat people, people turn into plants, and then people eat those plants and eat those animals, so you still have the same problem.
What's the lesson you think Christians and non-Christians alike can learn from all this obsession in early Christianity over cannibalism and resurrection?
And the whole thing about cannibals is just the way of us thinking about flesh and blood and bone.
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