1: Introducing Gender Theology

Where we talk about theological interpretation of Scripture and gender theology.

An episode of the The Split Frame of Reference Podcast podcast, hosted by Nick Quient, titled "1: Introducing Gender Theology" was published on November 4, 2016 and runs 36 minutes.

November 4, 2016 ·36m · The Split Frame of Reference Podcast

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Where we - Nick and Allison (N/A) - introduce the show and ourselves. Nick talks about John Barclay's new book "Paul and the Gift" and Allison introduces us to her current research interest. Then we begin to talk about gender theology and the Bible.

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Where we - Nick and Allison (N/A) - introduce the show and ourselves. Nick talks about John Barclay's new book "Paul and the Gift" and Allison introduces us to her current research interest. Then we begin to talk about gender theology and the Bible.

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