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: His journey is often at odds with his non-believing wife, Leslie, and his overbearing father, leading to tension over "honoring thy father" and modern gender roles.

In the sitcom , the story follows Chip Curry , a modern-day film critic in Brooklyn who finds himself at a major crossroads. The Catalyst

After the unexpected death of his best friend and the news that his wife, , is pregnant, Chip decides he needs to become a better person. He chooses a radical path: living his life strictly and literally according to the Bible for nine months—the duration of the pregnancy. The "God Squad" Living Biblically - Season 1

: He identifies his smartphone as a "false idol" and smashes it, forcing him to navigate the city using old-school maps and compasses.

Realizing he can't navigate ancient laws in a modern world alone, Chip enlists a support team known as the . This group consists of: : His journey is often at odds with

: A wise but sometimes skeptical Catholic priest.

The series, based on the book The Year of Living Biblically by A.J. Jacobs, explores whether ancient principles can still offer a roadmap for a "better, more moral life" in the 21st century. Living Biblically (TV Series 2018) He chooses a radical path: living his life

6 Mar 2018 — Chip stops using his smartphone when Father Gene and Rabbi Gil point out that his phone addiction is his modern-day false idol. 7.