Joy, Nick and Tim Read The Bible (N283)

Nomad Podcast

Nomad

Post-evangelical, Reconstruction, Liberation Theology, Religion & Spirituality, Christian Mysticism, Progressive Christianity, Faith Shift, Deconstruction, Evolving Faith, Religious Trauma Healing, Embodied Spirituality, Spiritual Direction, Mystical Christianity, Contemplative Spirituality, Christianity

4.7 • 689 Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2022

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

Having read the Gospel of John, Nomad hosts Joy Brooks, Nick Thorley and Tim Nash get together for a chat about the Bible. They reflect on the view of the Bible they inherited, the role it played in their deconstruction, how it felt reading the Bible...

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome back to Nomad Podcast. I'm Tim Nash. This is Joy Brooks.
0:41.1	Hello.
0:41.8	And yet again, this is Nick Thorley.
0:44.1	Oh, this is ridiculous. Come on.
0:46.3	Is this the third in a row?
0:47.6	Yeah.
0:48.0	Plus revisited.
0:49.1	Yeah.
0:49.8	I wonder sometimes if it's worth us even introducing ourselves because I quite often get the impression that people still don't really know who it is
0:56.2	that's talking on particular episodes.
0:57.5	Really?
0:57.8	For example, I won't say who, but a guest sent out a tweet a while back
1:02.1	thanking me for interviewing him.
1:04.2	It was David, then.
1:06.0	You know, so...
1:07.3	Do you think they'd struggle to tell the difference between me and you guys?
1:10.3	I think probably you're okay in this particular scenario.
1:14.6	Interchangeable.
1:15.3	We're just interchangeable.
1:16.4	Like that time when David got interviewed on a podcast and they introduced me.
1:21.7	I was really hoping he was just going to roll with it and just do the interview as you.
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