This is the second part of the review of Rachel Held Evans’s A Year of Biblical Womanhood, within which we engage with chapters 4-6 of the book. It follows on from the themes discussed in the first review here. You may be relieved to hear that is only 52 minutes long, unlike the 135 minutes of the last instalment!
Listen to the other parts of the review here: Part 1, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5
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A miscellaneous collection of notes, remarks, or selections.
 | George Stevens on Samson on the Cross: A Good Fr… |
 | Joshua on On Thomas Achord |
 | G.H on Atheists Are More Intelligent… |
| Into The Longhouse on A Crisis of Discourse—Part 2:… | |
| The Longhouse - Trut… on A Crisis of Discourse—Part 2:… | |
| Into The Longhouse -… on A Crisis of Discourse—Part 2:… | |
 | Clifton Brantley on Jesus and Jacob |
 | Hans van Buren on Why I Don’t Hold To The… |
 | Chris on The Judah and Tamar Story in i… |
 | Bill Gribbin on The Judah and Tamar Story in i… |
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Alastair – I’m intending to visit Durham (Univ library) over the next few days – would you be interested in meeting-up for a coffee and conversation? bruce.charlton@ncl.ac.uk
In terms of reassurance about the intellectual status of theology, one need look no further than this blog.
http://overlordoftheuberferal.wordpress.com/2012/09/22/ex-term-in-ate/
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