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This week, Alex sits down with theologian and author Preston Sprinkle to discuss sexuality, gender, and what he's learned from listening to LGBTQ people. We also unpack his new book, From Genesis to Junia, examining difficult biblical passages about women in church leadership and what it means to let Scripture challenge beliefs we've held for years.
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