Homebrewed Christianity

Tripp sits down with Jay Baker and Peter Rollins for a nice conversation. 

It starts off with some levity before getting into more serious matters.

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This is the second half of the  live podcast from the American Academy of Religion 2014. The evening was sponsored by Fortress Press, was supplied with delicious beer by Monkish Brewing Co & featured Catherine Keller, John Cobb and Jack Caputo.Check out part 1 HERE

In part 2 you will hear Jack Caputo reflect on Catherine's book 'Cloud of the Impossible'.  He also wants to be clear: he is not a death of God theologian.

John Cobb and Catherine Keller then give him some pushback and it gets a little feisty.

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Tripp sits down with Tony Jones to chat about the new series with Fortress Press: 'Theology for the People". 

They chat about everything from the publishing industry to the emergent church - from theological education to the death of God.

If you have not heard part 1 of the AAR live event featuring Catherine Keller and John Cobb, make sure to subscribe to the HBC stream on iTunes or Stitcher.

Enjoy listening to two friends chat about some current and future issue that have grabbed their attention. 

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This is the first half of the  live podcast from the American Academy of Religion 2014. The evening was sponsored by Fortress Press, was supplied with delicious beer by Monkish Brewing Co & featured Catherine Keller, John Cobb and Jack Caputo.

In part one you will hear Keller discuss her new book Cloud of the Impossible (which everyone should have on their Christmas list). Then you get a fascinating conversation between Keller and Cobb about Process theology, the future of theological education and then they answer that most pressing question 'who is God?'

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J. Ryan Parker sits down with Bo to talk about the movie Exodus: Gods and Men. Bo had blogged about the footage that he had seen and Ryan came over to chat about it.

You can read Parker's article in Relevant Magazine about Ridley Scott's portrayal of God in the movie.

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It's time for Advent and we have prepared a weekly exploration of the Biblical texts offered in the lectionary. 

Due to Thanksgiving, we pre-recorded this episode and wanted to offer it for some fun and conversation. If you are interested in the next 4 please sign up for the class and plan to join us each Thursday night in Advent.

In the final segment we mention Critical Theory and the Emergent Village Conversation from 2012.

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Last year in Baltimore the Open and Relational Theologies session took a look at the Emerging Church. 

This session involves three conversations, with three participants in each. These conversations pertain to papers written by participants, but there will be no formal reading of the papers. The conversations explore issues in the emergent church as they relate to open and relational theologies.

Presiding:

Thomas Oord, Northwest Nazarene University Presenting:

Jeremy Fackenthal, Vincennes University Process Theopoetics and the Emergent Church: Inviting Collaboration and Relationality [pdf] Callid Keefe-Perry, Boston University Theological Epistemology in The Emergent Church: A Form of Paul Ricoeur's Relational Attestation Responding: Diana Butler Bass

Presenting:

Sara Rosenau, Drew University Becoming Emergent: Theorizing A Practicing Church Timothy Murphy, Claremont Lincoln University The Emergent Church in its Planetary Context [PDF] Responding: Bo Sanders, Claremont School of Theology

Benjamin Cowan, Claremont Graduate University John R. Franke, First Presbyterian Church The Pluralist Reformation: Open Theology and the Practice of Emergent Christianity Responding: Philip Clayton, Claremont School of Theology

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