Episode 42: Barbara Brown Taylor - How the Bible is Curated

The Bible For Normal People

The Bible for Normal People

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.7 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 26 March 2018

⏱️ 43 minutes

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In this episode, Jared & Pete talk to author, teacher and Episcopal priest Barbara Brown Taylor. They discuss the many different stages and "human fingerprints" involved in getting the Bible from the original manuscripts to the printed translations that we read, including our own theological history and tradition. Show Notes → Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Bible for Normal People,
0:02.2	the only God ordained podcast on the internet.
0:05.3	Serious talk about the sacred book.
0:07.4	I'm Pete Ends.
0:08.2	And I'm Jared Byeth.
0:11.2	Welcome everyone to this episode of the podcast.
0:14.1	Today our guest is Barbara Brown Taylor.
0:16.9	She's a New York Times bestselling author.
0:19.5	She's a teacher recently retired from Piedmont College
0:22.7	and an Episcopal priest from Down South in Georgia.
0:26.5	And she has a few very popular books.
0:29.0	She's written several, but one of them is leaving church,
0:32.7	which she wrote about 10 years ago.
0:34.7	And another is learning to walk in the dark
0:37.2	about three years ago.
0:38.1	And both I think probably somewhat
0:40.7	about her personal story of faith
0:42.6	and some of the experiences she's had
0:44.6	walking with a lot of students
0:46.0	and a lot of people as she's been a priest
0:49.3	in Episcopal Church.
0:50.5	Barbara's sort of a big deal, if you haven't caught on to that.
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