326 - Recovering From Biblical Manhood and Womanhood - with Aimee Byrd

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🗓️ 13 December 2021

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Recovering From Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. This episode, Aimee Byrd calls in to discuss her book, “Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood: How the Church Needs to Rediscover Her Purpose.” Aimee shares about her journey in the church and what brought her to write the book. What inconsistencies did she find in the church? Where did the theology break down? How does she reconcile how she’s told to posture herself within the theology she was learning? How does the short story, “The Yellow Wallpaper,” help to illustrate Aimee’s theme? What exactly is she challenging?

00:00 - Mike & Tim Discuss the file cabinets in their heads.

03:18 - Tim’s daughter Mazzy crashes the party.

06:16 - Mike and Tim read off the submitted names for Tim’s new segment regarding good things the church is doing.

21:08 - Aimee Byrd joins to discuss her book, “Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood.”

Aimee Byrd can be followed HERE and on TWITTER

Her book can be found HERE

“The Yellow Wallpaper,” by Charlotte Perkins Stetson, can be read HERE

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0:00.0	Hello everybody, Mike and Tim here. Welcome to the Voxology Podcast. If you're new, a particular
0:08.0	hello to you. We are so glad you're here. We were just talking about the latest episode of
0:12.8	Hawkeye the Marvel universe Tim's purchasing of a ticket to Spider-Man to go by
0:19.0	himself two tickets because that's two tickets to paradise.
0:23.6	That's what I'm saying.
0:25.6	Yeah, but two, so one ticket is just for you alone so it's not spoiled and then
0:30.9	you're taking the fam.
0:32.1	But there is, it requires a certain kind of person to go to the movies by themselves.
0:37.0	I go to 95% of movies by myself.
0:41.0	I was at the movies last night by myself. Whoa! What did you go see?
0:45.1	I went and saw the French Dispatch, the new West Anderson movie. Oh I thought that was like David French.
0:51.1	Well weirdly enough while I was in the movie theater, our mutual friend Kevin texted me
0:57.4	asking if I was, if I subscribed to the dispatch David French's thing and I was in the movie the French dispatch when I got that
1:06.2	text about if I subscribe to David French's dispatch and I was like that's that's the
1:11.6	metaverse that's the metaverse right there is the matrix right there's a yes in the matrix yes all the Gen Xers are stoked that the matrix is coming back no one else cares no one really like we just did 10 minutes Mike and I did on
1:26.7	Marvel nerd stuff that you guys will never get to hear well I want to be clear there was one nerd and one person who
1:36.5	is not a nerd but was asking for nerd council. It's true. Well yes who's who.
1:42.0	Yes yes. So I was like well who do you think this is? And then,
1:45.3	Bam, Stafford talks more in that segment. So maybe we need a, maybe we need a Tim
1:50.8	Stafford Marvel's Musings segment.
1:54.0	All my file cabinets are full in my head,
1:56.0	but they're not full with useful information.
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