# Carol Meyer
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Carol Lyons Meyers (born 1942) is a feminist biblical scholar. She is the Mary Grace Wilson Professor Emerita of Religious Studies at Duke University.
== Biography ==
carol meyers was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
203. The Edge of Holiness: Why Leviticus Forbids Trimming Beards
In this episode of Wise Counsel, host Robert Smith unpacks one of the Old Testament’s most puzzling commands: Leviticus 19:27 — “You shall not round off the hair on your temples or mar the edges of your beard.” Was God really regulating hairstyles? Scholars like Dr. Michael S. Heiser and Dr. Carol …
The CMO’s Role in an AI-Driven Market: Customers, Competition, and Change with Carol Meyers
#36 - Most CMOs are asking how AI can make their teams more efficient. The CMOs who are thriving — and in some cases getting elevated to Chief Business Officer or CRO — are asking a much bigger question: how is AI changing our customers, our markets, and our competitive landscape?
Carol Meyers join…
205. Pure Threads: Why God Forbade Mixing Fabrics
In this episode of Wise Counsel, host Robert Smith explores Leviticus 19:19, where God commands Israel not to wear garments made of mixed fabrics. To modern ears, it sounds trivial or arbitrary—but scholars like Dr. Michael S. Heiser and Carol Meyers show that this law was about sacred order, holin…
Gen 3: Eve’s Curse, Consequence, or Calling (3:16)?
With Dr. Carol Meyers. Genesis 3:16 is often read as a statement about childbirth and labor pains—or as a divine mandate establishing male rule. But what if that’s not what the verse is primarily about? In this episode, Dr. Carol Meyers argues that Genesis 3:16 can only be properly understood withi…
Episode 4 | The Woman Who Was Named | Naamah, Naming, and the Power of Being Seen in Genesis
Episode 4 | The Woman Who Was Named | Naamah, Naming, and the Power of Being Seen in Genesis
Naamah appears in a single verse—and yet her name stands out in a genealogy that largely ignores women altogether. In this episode, we examine what it means for a woman to be named in a text that so often e…
206. Ink and Identity: What the Bible Really Says About Tattoos
In this episode of Wise Counsel, host Robert Smith explores the often-quoted command in Leviticus 19:28 about tattoos. Is this a timeless ban on body art—or was something else happening in the ancient world? Drawing on insights from Dr. Michael S. Heiser and Dr. Carol Meyers, Robert explains how th…
209. Love That Redeems the Broken Line
In this episode of Wise Counsel, Robert Smith explores Deuteronomy 25:5–10, the commandment about Levirate marriage—when a man was asked to marry his deceased brother’s widow. While it may sound unusual to modern ears, this law demonstrates God’s covenant compassion, protecting widows and preservin…
210. The Sacred Space of Birth: When Life Meets Holiness
In this episode of Wise Counsel, Robert Smith explores Leviticus 12, which addresses ritual uncleanness after childbirth. While it may sound strange—or even unfair—to modern readers, this passage reveals a profound truth: new life touches the boundary between heaven and earth. Drawing on the insigh…
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Fifteen tribunal decisions, nine of them from the patent and trade marks offices: performance management records are 'suitability for employment' information outside the NSW privacy Acts and internal sharing is not disclosure; a single threat to blacklist a tenant is not a breach o…
How Alexis Park Gives Groups a Non-Gaming Off Strip Option
Carol Meyer, director of sales for Alexis Park Resort, talks with Alan Fine of Insider Travel Report about the off-Strip, non-gaming Las Vegas property, including its 496 guestrooms, extended-stay accommodations and 50,000 square feet of meeting space. Meyer also discusses groups, weddings, events,…
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