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This Week In Heresy episodes
- TWIH Episode 4: Bible Translation: [Citation Needed] with Rev. Philip Tanner
(Apologies for this episode being late! Life got in the way!) This week see the return of The Greek Geek, Philip Tanner! In this episode, we talk about the Bible and the problems with translation, context, and why we can … Continue reading →
43 min - TWIH Episode 3: Inclusion and the Emerging Church with Rev. Lee Whittaker
This week’s co-host is Rev. Lee Whittaker, one of my very good friends from seminary, and a recent graduate of Starr King School for the Ministry. On this week’s show we talk about the “emerging church” and how the welcome … Continue reading →
40 min - The Heretic Speaks #1: Who the Heck are You?!It recently came to my attention that I should make some podcasts that just have me (Rev. Gina) in them. So, for 4th of July, you get 2 podcasts! The Heretic Speaks will be at least monthly, although, I might … Continue reading →20 min
- TWIH Episode 2: Religion, Race, and…Batman? with Jae Howlett
This week’s co-host is Jae Howlett, one of my earliest friends in California and someone with whom I have had many discussions about spirituality and race. This week, we have a conversation about how Christianity, and other religions, can be … Continue reading →
42 min - TWIH Episode 1: Metafaith and the Vicar's Wife with Sarah Thompson
My first in-studio guest is my wife, Sarah Thompson. She’s a for-reals rocket scientist, 3rd Degree priest and co-founder of the Circle of Cerridwen, and co-founder of the Witches’ Order of the Golden Dawn. She just started writing a column … Continue reading →
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About This Week In Heresy
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This Week in Heresy is a podcast that explores the margins of progressive thought, social justice, and religion. I share the stories of those who are different, on the margins, or doing spiritual and…
social justice work that just doesn't get a voice in today's media. The people I interview have a different take on spirituality, humanity, religion, and sexuality. They are clergy and laity from Pagan, Christian, Judaism, and many other traditions. They are also human beings with very human stories trying to make the world a better place.