My new friend Maggie shares her first hand experience with ICE raids in Minneapolis and what it looks like to take christian neighborliness seriously.

Dr. Hanna Reichel, Princeton Theological Seminary professor of Systematic Theology, stops by to discuss their timely new book For Such a Time as This: An Emergency Devotional which offers "a timely resource for ordinary Christians seeking to live faithfully in extraordinary times of societal upheaval and political fragility." (Source:https://ptsem.edu/academics/faculty/hanna-reichel/)

Bio: Dr. Reichel is Charles Hodge Professor of Systematic Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary. Their areas of interest span Christian doctrine and political theology, with special interests in Christology, theological anthropology, eschatology, the doctrine of God, theological method and critical epistemologies.

Reichel's second book, After Method: Queer Grace, Conceptual Design, and the Possibility of Theology has been widely celebrated for building bridges between Queer-liberationist and Reformed-Systematic sensibilities, as well as constructively introducing design theory into conversations about theological method.

https://www.amazon.com/Such-Time-This-Emergency-Devotional/dp/0802885926/ref=sr_1_1?crid=T0I8OQ2E5IYA&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.m9kis26OpZwU8zKwTKM__rWNCEYH-Ilfbm-mXLpCtWJDVsaQrFCvXFDNIR2OvoTYu5by7IPXZfcEM9XPXDizJeTLjTXMFPrDDFZ-qUes-xaYLNy4G1fdjic4w9jaZB06sAwyNHBz5KizByXm7ZJRguAS-MbG116btuAlnEJvJYLYeahT8xatdY3vIRiIM9EQ.Z67k9JBh9gdlWvPWCMcoG47Gu80n3lkqtBKs-cLiEYg&dib_tag=se&keywords=hanna+reichel&qid=1772543133&sprefix=hanna+reichel%2Caps%2C182&sr=8-1

Author Tiffany Yecke Brooks joins us to discuss her book "To Rebehold the Stars: Reimagining Faith and Formation After Deconstruction".

"Brooks helps readers find their way forward after faith deconstruction. She likens the process to Dante's ascent from the underworld: when he emerges from the depths, he steps out into an expansive space where he can "rebehold the stars." Encountering God anew is at the heart of Brooks's approach to faith formation after deconstruction. She teaches readers how to enliven their religious vocabulary, cultivate fresh spiritual practices, recognize holiness in unexpected places, find new faith communities, and more."

Danny and I discuss his time on Jubilee's show "Surrounded", where he, and others, debated conservative Christian author and influencer Allie Beth Stuckey, and his experience as the pastor of a fully inclusive church.

In this episode, T.C. and I, who is a resident of St. Paul Minnesota, discuss, from a boots on the ground perspective, what has been going on Minneapolis with the emergence of ICE and what it means to engage in prophetic ministry.

My new friend Brittany and I discuss her time in a cult, what drew her family to that community, how she got out, and where she is now in her faith.

T.C. stops by to discuss his journey from the time he spent in a gang, what led him to be a pastor, and what community means to him.

Steve returns to discuss why Christians should be concerned about climate change and what is ours to do.

In this special episode, Dangerous Dogma podcast host, Brian Kaylor talks with William Stell, a religious studies professor and author of the forthcoming book, Born Again Queer: A History of Evangelical Gay Activism and the Making of Antigay Christianity. Kaylor is also joined by guest cohost Jared Burkholder, scholar in residence at Moravian Theological Seminary. This is in partnership with Moravian exploring historical and contemporary issues of concerns involving evangelicals.

Burkholder will be giving the annual Walter Vivian Moses Lecture on Oct. 29 at 4 p.m. (ET) at the Bahnson Center on the Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Campus of Moravian Theological Seminary. It will also be livestreamed for free. Sign up to watch here.