ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dr Paula Gooder is one of our favourite theologians and has written extensively on Mark’s gospel, as well as many other themes, particularly on the role of women in the New Testament. Therefore we were delighted to be able to quiz her about her thoughts and feelings about and one of the most dramatic episodes in the whole gospel, the Last Supper. As ever, our experts were more than happy to “disagree agreeably” in the cause of understanding Mark’s purpose, and what the text might mean for us. See whether you align yourself with either Paula and/or Stef about their interpretations. And listen out for some moving thoughts about what it’s like to really live the life of faith. To find out more about Paula and her work go here: http://www.paulagooder.co.uk/
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