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** In ''Crushing the Conspiracy of the Cheater'' Biblegirl gets a message that Bibleman needs to meet with her right away. She takes the quickest route out of the building and falls into the villain's trap. You see kiddies, she ''took a shortcut'', which is ''cheating.'' Because you have to do everything the hard way, even if you have a job where time is frequently of the essence.
** In ''Crushing the Conspiracy of the Cheater'' Biblegirl gets a message that Bibleman needs to meet with her right away. She takes the quickest route out of the building and falls into the villain's trap. You see kiddies, she ''took a shortcut'', which is ''cheating.'' Because you have to do everything the hard way, even if you have a job where time is frequently of the essence.
** In the episode where Biblegirl's added to the cast, when the idea of adding a new member's mentioned Bibleman says that God will let them know who the right person is if He decides they need a bigger team. It's kind of hard to reconcile this with the [[And Knowing Is Half the Battle]] segments at the end of every single movie, that say anyone who accepts Jesus as their savior becomes a Bibleman or Biblegirl.
** In the episode where Biblegirl's added to the cast, when the idea of adding a new member's mentioned Bibleman says that God will let them know who the right person is if He decides they need a bigger team. It's kind of hard to reconcile this with the [[And Knowing Is Half the Battle]] segments at the end of every single movie, that say anyone who accepts Jesus as their savior becomes a Bibleman or Biblegirl.
** The next episode featured an aesop about temptation and how one should never be tempted and influenced by unreliable sources. So...who's to say that can't include influence by the Bible?
* [[Designated Villain]]: LUCI. She's evil only because she's programmed that way, and as a computer with no soul, why ''should'' she devote herself to spreading God's word like UNICE?
* [[Designated Villain]]: LUCI. She's evil only because she's programmed that way, and as a computer with no soul, why ''should'' she devote herself to spreading God's word like UNICE?
* [[Disproportionate Retribution]]: Unintentional. The villains usually sneak around getting kids to mildly misbehave or putting them in temporarily foul moods. For these terrible offenses against society, Bibleman obliterates said villains with his high-tech weaponry.
* [[Disproportionate Retribution]]: Unintentional. The villains usually sneak around getting kids to mildly misbehave or putting them in temporarily foul moods. For these terrible offenses against society, Bibleman obliterates said villains with his high-tech weaponry.
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