Anglican Bishop N.T. Wright talks about what’s actually important in Genesis.
What’s the point of Genesis 1-3?
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I love N.T. Wright’s writings. He’s one of my favorite theologians. Another favorite Anglican theologian and missiologist is Leslie Newbigin. Powerful and transforming things they have to teach us, I believe. I thank the Lord for them! Thanks for sharing this.