Introduction - There Are No Women Biblical Interpreters?
Episode 1 of the That's What She Said (About the Bible) podcast, hosted by wycliffecollege, titled "Introduction - There Are No Women Biblical Interpreters?" was published on February 28, 2020 and runs 26 minutes.
February 28, 2020 ·26m · That's What She Said (About the Bible)
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Summary
Simple questions can trigger big answers and this podcast is about such a question, "Could I do a paper on a woman Interpreter of scripture?" This began Dr. Taylor's research into women interpreters of the Bible.
Episode Description
Simple questions can trigger big answers and this podcast is about such a question, "Could I do a paper on a woman Interpreter of scripture?" This began Dr. Taylor's research into women interpreters of the Bible.
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