Homebrewed Christianity

Callid and Bo are back for the 4th installment of the ABC's of Theology.  

5 minutes on the clock for each of the following:

J is for Justification

K is for Kenosis (and the Kingdom)

L is for Liberation (and Logos) 

 

Episode 1: ABC

Episode 2: DEF

Episode 3: GHI

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Callid and Bo chat about genre, hermeneutics and inerrancy on the 3rd episode of the ABC's of theology series. 

You can read the original posts here:

G is for Genre 

H is for Hermeneutics 

I is for Inerrancy & Infallibility

 

Thanks to Jesse Turri for providing the artwork of the series. You can here the Unfolded podcast here.

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Callid has been at the lake all week - and thus off the inter webs. He returns to a phone call from Bo to get his thoughts on the next 3 letters in the ABC's series. 

Today we talk through D, E, and F.

You can read the initial posts here:

D is for Deconstruction

E is from Empire 

F is for Fideism 

 

You can also catch episode 1 from earlier this week (ABC) 

 

We want to thank Jesse Turri for providing the art for each letter!  You can listen to the Unfolded podcast that Jesse and Matt run.

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Tripp and Bo field phone calls from the SpeakPipe about Missions (Russia), the gospel of Matthew, Jesus being at least as nice as God and a theology of Stryper. 

We love your calls and thoughts on the SpeakPipe !!!

Tell us what you want to talk about.

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Want a Quaker perspective on atonement, baptism and Christology? 

Callid gives Bo a call to talk through the first three installments of the  A B C's of Theology series.

5 minutes per letter means they cover a lot of ground in little time.

You can find the original posts here:  Atonement, Baptism, Christology.

 

ALSO - Elder of Graphical Sweetness Jesse Turri is providing icon sketches for  the series!!!!!!

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Get ready for part 2 of 'Ten Not-So-Shocking Things You Learn in Religion 101'.  The first half was pretty exciting and things don't slow down here.

In this episode Tripp is  joined again by Greg Horton, ex-pastor and undergrad religion professor in Oklahoma to look of  a list of 10 Not-So-Shocking Things You Learn in Religion 101.

Greg Horton was one of the inspirations behind starting the podcast.  Tripp have stalked him online for a long time and then we got to have some fun in person on my visit to Oklahoma.  It was turned into this popular episode of the podcast.  Then he came back on the podcast to share 10 Dirty Secrets About Being a Minister.  Way back when he had a podcast called ‘the Parish’ on the wired parish podcast network. Back then he was an emergent Christian and has since left the building. Throughout his journey I have loved following his blog,hearing about his undergrad religion and ethics students, and thinking through some of the serious criticisms he has leveled against the church. Plus he also does some wine reviews.

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Get ready for part 2 of ‘Ten Not-So-Shocking Things You Learn in Religion 101′.  The first half was pretty exciting and things don’t slow down here. In this episode Tripp is  joined again by Greg Horton, ex-pastor and undergrad religion professor in Oklahoma to look of  a list of 10 Not-So-Shocking Things You Learn in Religion 101....

The Nerds return after an unplanned break.  The field calls from Brekke, Tyler and Richard. 

One of the calls has to do with the topic of 'authority'. Here is a link to Bo's blog on the topic of authority. 

Check out details for the upcoming live show "Letting Sleeping Gods Die" with Kester Brewin and Peter Rollins over at the FaceBook page.

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Tons of people that are 'religious'  would be shocked if they just took a religion 101 class.  The divide between the academic study of religion is so huge that the experience of many students in their first religion class is disorientating.  I don't think this is because religion professors hate religion and want to ruin people of faith's confidence.  Largely it is evidence of just how poor our religious communities educate their members.  In this episode I am joined by Greg Horton, ex-pastor and undergrad religion professor in Oklahoma to look of  a list of 10 Not-So-Shocking Things You Learn in Religion 101.  Well we get through half of it in this episode.  Next week we will finish

Greg Horton was one of the inspirations behind starting the podcast.  I have stalked him online for a long time and then we got to have some fun in person on my visit to Oklahoma.  It was turned into this popular episode of the podcast.  Then he came back on the podcast to share 10 Dirty Secrets About Being a Minister.  Way back when he had a podcast called ‘the Parish’ on the wired parish podcast network. Back then he was an emergent Christian and has since left the building. Throughout his journey I have loved following his blog,hearing about his undergrad religion and ethics students, and thinking through some of the serious criticisms he has leveled against the church. Plus he also does some wine reviews.

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Callid had the opportunity to sit down and talk with constructive theologian Shelly Rambo. In their conversation they walked through some of the major points of her book Spirit and Trauma. In the course of the recording they talked about Derrida, the psychology of trauma, non-linear time, and zombies. Good stuff.

She makes clear that her work is not a self-help project, but a reconsideration of our insistence on the climax of Christian faith being the resurrection. She does not deny the resurrection at all, but she asks why we are so ready to skip over Holy Saturday and the time when Jesus was dead. This is a book not just for people who have been directly challenged by traumatic events, but for anyone who wants theology to more holistically address human experience.

You're going to like this, deacons.

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