Hello and welcome to episode 38 of TST. This week we bring to you the talk i gave to the Vic Skeptics. Once again i would like to thank Matthew and Terry for the opportunity and their support in the presentation.

Along with the audio there is also a .pdf of my slides for you to refer to.

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Hello and welcome to episode 37 of TST. This week Christian apologist Tyler Vela joins me to talk about some of the well known traditions of Jesus.

Here is Tyler's blog, well worth reading and you can also access his podcast from this site.

http://logical-theism.blogspot.com/

Hello and welcome to episode 36 of TST! This episode we discuss the Gospel According to Matthew including some interesting aspects to the genealogy of Jesus, the context of the Roman Empire and authoritative figures in Matthew's Gospel and evidence that Matthew was apart of a breakaway sect of Jewish-Christians. We hope you enjoy.

Hello and welcome to episode 35 of TST. This week we discuss the odd insertion of a Christian verse into the Australian National Anthem in some Christian high schools and whether Paul thought Jesus was a person who had recently lived on Earth.

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Hello and welcome to episode 34 of TST. This week we discuss miracle claims and some interesting aspects and characteristics to the Gospel According to Mark.

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Hello and welcome to episode 33! We're back! This week we discuss the uproar between Richard Dawkins and Rebecca Watson as well as The Revelation to John.

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The Skeptics' Testament returns from hiatus with a very casual episode. Our usual host, Nicholas Bruzzese, has gone on leave, so Mark and Dan must struggle on.

Hello and welcome to episode 31! This week Jake, from the Imaginary Friends Show Podcast, joins us for the whole show where we discuss his new book 'Letters To Christian Leaders: Hollow Be Thy Claims', a question about the Nag Hamadi Library and more.

Enjoy!

Jake's book can be purchased at amazon.com:

http://www.amazon.com/Letters-Christian-Leaders-Hollow-Claims/dp/0956427642

Jake's Podcast:

http://imaginaryfriendsshow.com/

Jake blogs here at Rust Lime:

http://www.rustylime.com/

This episode we introduce two new segments to the show with their very own theme music by Jake Farr-Wharton of the Imaginary Friends Show podcast so many thinks to him. The first segment is a news and current affairs segment and the second is a psychology of religion segment. We hope you enjoy.