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23: Genesis 3 and the Fall

Nick and Allison tackle the patriarchal reading of Genesis 3, arguing for an egalitarian understanding.

An episode of the The Split Frame of Reference Podcast podcast, hosted by Nick Quient, titled "23: Genesis 3 and the Fall" was published on December 3, 2018 and runs 95 minutes.

December 3, 2018 ·95m · The Split Frame of Reference Podcast

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Nick and Allison tackle the patriarchal reading of Genesis 3, arguing for an egalitarian understanding.

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Nick and Allison tackle the patriarchal reading of Genesis 3, arguing for an egalitarian understanding.

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