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Is this the apocalypse? Tim and Jon begin a new series, How to Read Apocalyptic Literature. They’ll be talking about the COVID-19 pandemic and how the Bible opens our eyes and changes us in our present moment.View full show notes from this episode →Additional ResourcesSon of Man Podcast SeriesShow MusicDefender Instrumental by TentsSnacks by No SpiritYesterday on Repeat by Vexento Show produced by Dan GummelPowered and distributed by Simplecast

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Ed Yong On Appreciating The Immense World Around Us: We can't fully appreciate the world around us without trying to understand the vastly different experiences of other animals on our shared planet. That is exactly what explores in his new book, . He joins the show this week to explain the... by The Climate Pod
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