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Hey, everyone. Welcome back to Onscript. This is Matt Lynch coming to you from Regent College in Vancouver.

I want to say a quick thanks to Jason Stark and Taylor Terzik who produce this podcast without

their help.

We'd be sunk.

So we're so grateful for both of them.

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ideas for that in previous episodes, but you can also give us a rating or review on Apple

podcasts or wherever you listen. And we hope you enjoy this episode. Hello, OnScript listeners. This

is Aaron Hymn, coming to you from Wycliffe Hall, and today I have the privilege of welcoming

Professor Matt Novenson back to the podcast. Welcome, Matt.

Hello. Thanks very much, Erin. I think this is Matt's third time on OnScript. So we decided

that we'd up the ante just a little bit today, and we're actually recording this interview in front of a

live audience here at Wycliffe Hall. Say hello, a live audience.

Woo!

So thanks live audience.

Thanks for Matt for being a good sport.

Matt is here today to talk to us about his latest book, Paul and Judaism at the end of history,

which was published in 2024 with Cambridge University Press.

And I'm going to start this interview by doing something that I almost never do on a

non-script podcast, and I'm going to read the publisher's blurb from the book.

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