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Dallas Radio Show Reviews “The Bible Tells Me So” by Peter Enns

Last updated on: April 16, 2015 at 10:36 pm   by Brandon D. Smith

Dallas Radio Show Reviews “The Bible Tells Me So” by Peter Enns 2015-04-16T22:36:09-05:00 Brandon D. Smith

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enns book“For Christ & Culture,” a radio show on 90.9 FM in Dallas (that I often produce or co-host), just aired a 10-part review of fellow Patheos blogger Peter Enns’s new book, The Bible Tells Me So. The show is run by my institution, Criswell College.

The show is hosted primarily by Barry Creamer (President of Criswell), with Everett Berry (Professor of Theology at Criswell) as the reviewer engaging the book’s content. It is a helpful, irenic, critical, and even fun interaction not only with Enns’s book, but with broader issues in biblical interpretation.

The final episode gives a good recap, and you can listen to all 10 episodes here.

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