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The Ask NTWY Anything podcast.

Well, welcome back to the show. I'm Justin Browley, premier's theology and apologetics editor.

Bringing you another edition of the program that brings you the thought and theology of Tom Wright, former Bishop of Durham, currently in a research position at Whitley Paul at Oxford University, though he's written many books and ministered and worked in lots of parts of the UK.

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Well, Tom, it's been a little while since we've seen each other and the last time was in person, which was lovely.

We're back on the Zoom today, but you came to London to be part of our unbelievable conference. It was a fun day, wasn't it, with you and Tom Holland?

It really was and I've always enjoyed meeting Tom Holland and thank you very much for introducing him personally, having read several of his books and so on.

And he and I, I think if we were in a room together for half a day, time would not flag. We've got plenty to talk about.

So it was great to be able to do it partly personally and partly on air.

Yeah, and I've had so much good feedback to both the sessions you presented individually and the conversation you had at the end, which I thought was wonderful.

And I hope we can have many more of those. I'd love to just stick a microphone between you when you're there for half a day together.

Well, well, I mean, it's fascinating and we might be talking about a cricket match or we might be talking about theology and church history, but he's a very good company.

Yes, I think you're but you similar characters in that way. I think you both enjoy enjoy company.

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