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Throughout the series, characters had made references to religious beliefs. Here is a list of some references. | Throughout the series, characters had made references to religious beliefs. Here is a list of some references: | ||
*In [[Arthur, It's Only Rock and Roll]], Mrs. McGrady says "'Render unto Caesar', ya know! But you've rendered unto Caesar too much!" The original phrase ("render unto Caesar") was a quote from Jesus Christ. | |||
*In [[Sue Ellen Chickens Out]], Brain says after eating a chicken sandwich from the restaurant [[Chickin Lickin']], he says "Ah! The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak!" This is another quote from Jesus Christ. | |||
*In [[Play it Again, D.W.]], Catherine calls for "Solomon-like wisdom." She does this by adding a line of tape around the whole house to divide the place. This is referencing the time in the Bible when Solomon offers to cut a baby in half, being fought over by two mothers. | *In [[Play it Again, D.W.]], Catherine calls for "Solomon-like wisdom." She does this by adding a line of tape around the whole house to divide the place. This is referencing the time in the Bible when Solomon offers to cut a baby in half, being fought over by two mothers. | ||
*in [[Arthur's Perfect Christmas]] | *There are many mentions of the Bible in [[Arthur's Perfect Christmas]] such as David Read commenting that he based his food on what people would eat back in ancient Bethlehem when Jesus was born. | ||
*In [[Francine's Split Decision]], Brain explains that to understand the significance of a ''bar mitzvah'', one would "have to go back to the beginning of the Jewish people, when Abraham and Sarah begat Isaac, who begat Jacob, who begat Joseph, who begat-" | *In [[Francine's Split Decision]], Brain explains that to understand the significance of a ''bar mitzvah'', one would "have to go back to the beginning of the Jewish people, when Abraham and Sarah begat Isaac, who begat Jacob, who begat Joseph, who begat-" | ||
* | * [[Kate Read|Kate]] says a quote similar to Isaiah 11:6 in [[The Secret Life of Dogs and Babies]]. | ||
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[[Category:Religion and mythology]] | [[Category:Religion and mythology]] | ||
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