I’m not sure how many of us have heard about the controversy surrounding Peter Enns’ book Inspiration and Incarnation and his resignation from Westminster Theological Seminary. However, about a month ago, Peter Enns sat down to talk about his book with NPR’s Marty Moss-Coane. I particularly enjoyed his summary of the book, and one agnostic caller who said that the ideas presented in Enns’ book could have slowed down the caller’s personal movement to agnosticism. Now, this doesn’t mean that this makes Enns’ book correct or his ideas better, but it drives an interesting point. I hope you have a chance to listen.

Listen here.