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What does it mean to be a true child of Abraham? Did Paul convert to Christianity?

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Did Paul convert to Christianity, or was he always part of God’s covenant people? Did Jesus ever make mistakes? And what really connects the church today to the apostles?

Recorded in the Anglican calendar's Holy Week, this episode of Ask NT Wright Anything, Michael Bird and Tom Wright begin with Easter traditions, from Bach’s St Matthew Passion to smashing chocolate Humpty Dumpty eggs. Then they tackle three rich questions.

Q1 XX:XX What does it mean to be a true child of Abraham? Did Paul convert to Christianity?

Q2 XX:XX Did Jesus make mistakes and “learn” through suffering?

Q3 XX:XX Is apostolic succession essential for the church today?

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