The Bible for Normal People & Other Brilliant Thoughts By Dr. Pete Enns
Kim Interviews Dr. Pete Enns
DR. PETE ENNS!!!!
Harvard Scholar and all-around good guy, Dr. Pete Enns took the time to share with Kim about his podcast The Bible for Normal People and discuss the Bible through accurate history and the lens of psychology.
Narcissism and the structure of the Church
Which Biblical person needed therapy
For the Love of God
For the love of Wordle
About Dr. Pete Enns:
Dr. Enns is a biblical scholar who teaches and writes on Old Testament, New Testament, Second Temple Judaism, and the intersection of biblical studies and contemporary Christian faith. He has taught extensively at the seminary and doctoral levels (Westminster Theological Seminary, Princeton Theological Seminary, Harvard Divinity School, Fuller Theological Seminary, Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, Biblical Theological Seminary) and on the undergraduate level (Temple University and Messiah College). He speaks actively in academic and ecclesiastical venues on topics pertaining to the Bible and Christian faith. He has written or edited over a dozen books and many articles and essays.Dr. Enns resides in Lansdale, PA with his wife Sue, and has three adult children.You can listen to his podcast: The Bible For Normal People, and you can stay connected with him on his website: www.peteenns.com
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