In fact, the argument of the book is that Paul's old perspective is the new perspective

on Paul.

And Paul's new perspective is something kind of like the old perspective on Paul.

Hello on script listeners.

This is Matt Lynch.

What you're about to hear is our very first recording before live audience.

This was at Neshota House Theological Seminary in Wisconsin, where I teach Old Testament as an adjunct professor.

And this is in addition to my full-time role at Westminster Theological Center here in the UK.

It was a great time and hats off to Gar Anderson for a great book and discussion.

And for everyone who came out for this, during the episode, I had a Papp's Blue Ribbon, of which I've now vowed never to partake again.

Why on earth is that garbage trendy?

It should have stuck with Nucalaris.

In any case, Gar Anderson is quickly becoming one of my favorite New Testament scholars, if we have to put up with them.

And I think you'll quickly know why after hearing this episode.

Okay, let's get on with it.

So welcome to the OnScript podcast very first live event.

This is Matt Lynch.

I'm hosting this episode at Nishota House Theological Seminary in Wisconsin, where I have the privilege of teaching in the summer.

And I'm here today with Gar Anderson, Professor of New Testament and Nishota House. So Gar, welcome to Onscript.

Thanks for having me.

So I'm wondering if you could explain a bit about your background in the Christian faith

and your journey toward becoming a scholar.

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