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you enjoy the episode. Welcome to OnScript. I'm Matt Lynch hosting today and here with Ian Provident of Regent College in Vancouver, where he is professor of biblical studies.

Ian is the author of a number of books, including the recently published seriously dangerous religion,

what the Old Testament really says and why it matters, and convenient myths, the Axiol Age,

dark green religion, and the world that never wasial Age, Dark Green Religion, and the World

That Never Was.

You've got to love that title.

Today we're talking about his book, Discovering Genesis, Content Interpretation, Reception.

Ian, welcome to Onscript.

Thanks, Matt.

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