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*In the episode [[Sue Ellen Chickens Out]], Brain says after eating a chicken sandwich from the resturant [[Chickin Lickin']], he says"Ah! The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak!" This is another quote from Jesus Christ. | *In the episode [[Sue Ellen Chickens Out]], Brain says after eating a chicken sandwich from the resturant [[Chickin Lickin']], he says"Ah! The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak!" This is another quote from Jesus Christ. | ||
*In the episode [[Do You Believe In Magic?]], Buster says "O ye of little faith." Another quote from Jesus Christ. | *In the episode [[Do You Believe In Magic?]], Buster says "O ye of little faith." Another quote from Jesus Christ. | ||
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Revision as of 00:41, 16 June 2011
Throughout the series, characters had made references to the Holy Bible. Here is a list of known references:
- In Arthur, It's Only Rock and Roll, Mrs. McGrady says "Render unto Caeser, ya know! But you've rendered unto Caeser too much!" That phrase was a quote from Jesus Christ.
- In the episode Sue Ellen Chickens Out, Brain says after eating a chicken sandwich from the resturant Chickin Lickin', he says"Ah! The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak!" This is another quote from Jesus Christ.
- In the episode Do You Believe In Magic?, Buster says "O ye of little faith." Another quote from Jesus Christ.
