Ask NT Wright Anything #202 LGBTQI+, Transgender and Questions of Sexual Ethics (Replay)

2024-01-18T13:38:00+00:00

Join Tom in this replay episode from the archives as he addresses listener’s questions on navigating conversations about sexuality within the church, co-habitation, and the evolving understanding of homosexuality in the New Testament and today. With insights into Tom’s perspective on LGBTQI+ and transgender issues, inspired by a letter to The Times newspaper.

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