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Two Types | The Breakfast Translation Season 2 Episode 15 | 3.22.22

The Breakfast Translation with Laura Buffington & Keaton Case.
A way to read the Bible that imagines the world around the pages, not just on them. Makes humans out of the people in the stories through the Breakfast question.

Colum McCann on writing and storytelling: “In the end, you should probably know your characters as well as you know yourself. Not only what they had for breakfast this morning, but what they wanted to have for breakfast.”

We’ll use this as a way to talk about the real lives of the people in Scripture.

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The Breakfast Translation with Laura Buffington & Keaton Case. A way to read the Bible that imagines the world around the pages, not just on them. Makes humans out of the people in the stories through the Breakfast question. Colum McCann on writing and storytelling: “In the end, you should probably know your characters as well as you know yourself. Not only what they had for breakfast this morning, but what they wanted to have for breakfast.” We’ll use this as a way to talk about the real lives of the people in Scripture.

The Breakfast Translation with Laura Buffington &amp; Keaton Case.
A way to read the Bible that imagines the world around the pages, not just on them. Makes humans out of the people in the stories through the Breakfast question.

Colum McCann on writing and storytelling: “In the end, you should probably know your characters as well as you know yourself. Not only what they had for breakfast this morning, but what they wanted to have for breakfast.”

We’ll use this as a way to talk about the real lives of the people in Scripture.

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Two Types | The Breakfast Translation Season 2 Episode 15 | 3.22.22

Two Types | The Breakfast Translation Season 2 Episode 15 | 3.22.22