Op de 8e dag. Maria: geloof & genade

Voor de tentoonstelling 'Op de 8e dag. Maria, geloof en genade' in het Luther Museum gaat podcastmaker Bart Geeraedts in gesprek met kunstenaar Gijs Assmann, Theoloog der Nederlanden Arnold Huijgen en luthers predikant André van der Stoel. Waarom blijft Maria mensen inspireren, ook buiten de kerk? Aan de hand van hedendaagse kunst van Assmann ontstaat een gesprek over Maria. Hoe is zij een voorbeeld van nederigheid, geloof en ontvanger van genade?

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