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Hello, homebrew, Christianity, listeners. This is Tripp. And today on the podcast, you get a return visit from Peter Inns.

Last time he was talking about Adam and Eve and their less than literal history,

he got in a lot of trouble.

He started blogging all the time. And then he wrote a book,

The Bible tells me so. So if you were interested in hearing a biblical scholar discuss with the

bow daddy, genocide, ham sandwich, infallibility, and a host of other Bible topics, then just buckle your theological safety belt, because we got it going on today.

Before we jump into the podcast, I want to tell all you listeners about a few things that are coming up on the homebrewed Christianity schedule.

In June, we are starting our summer school. The Bowdady and I are going to be teaching

an online high gravity class called Living Options in Christian Theology. It's a six-week

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