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Welcome along to the third of four programs in which we're asking,

have we misread the Bible? My guests again today are Steve

Chalk and Andrew Wilson. Steve Chalk is the founder of the Oasis Trust and

pastor of Oasis Church in Waterloo. He's a well-known author, a leading voice in the British

Christian Church, also sometimes a somewhat controversial one. In recent decades he

sparked intense debates on issues like homosexuality and the atonement. He's going to be in conversation

today with Andrew Wilson. He's a speaker, author and theologian with New Frontiers

Network. He takes perhaps a more conservative you could say approach to scripture.

We're going to be debating that. We've been debating that the last two shows.

His own article on biblical interpretation comes the month after Steve. So Steve started this conversation by

by writing an article for Christianity magazine. You can find it in their March

edition called Have We Misdread the Bible? Well Andrew's follow-up article comes in the April edition.

Together they're joining me to talk about

whether we need to change the way we read scripture.

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