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Hello, friends. Welcome to OnScript.

This is Amy Brown Hughes, a co-host for the podcast with Matt Lynch, Matt Bates, Aaron

heim, Drew Johnson, and Chris Tilling.

Today I am honored to speak with Dr. Ian McFarlane.

After four years as Regis Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, he's returned as the Robert W. Woodruff

Professor of Theology at Emory University's Candler School of Theology.

He is the author of the new book, The Word Made Flesh, a Theology of the Incarnation,

published with Westminster John Knox Press in 2019, and my thanks to them for sending me a copy

of this book. He's also published many other

books, such as his 2014 book, From Nothing, A Theology of Creation. I'm thrilled to have the

opportunity to talk with Ian today. I'll just say I totally nerded out over this book. Don't we

all wake up in the morning, turning over in our minds how to

process the language of Calcedon? Of course y'all do. I knew it. I'm among friends here at Onscript.

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