This week I was joined by my friend Dr. Leah Robinson to discuss her work around Bad Theology. We talk about the importance of contextuality in theology, personal experiences that shape beliefs, and the complexities of faith in modern society. Leah shares her insights on how theology adapts to different contexts and the challenges of navigating personal and academic identities. We take a look into the complexities of practical theology, exploring its implications for human flourishing and the criteria for good and bad theology. Lead demonstrates how bad theology can manifest in real-world scenarios, emphasizing the need for self-reflection and a commitment to promoting equality and justice within theological frameworks.

RESOURCES:

Bad Theology: Oppression in the Name of God (Book)

Bad Theology in a Time of COVID (Book)

THEOLOGY BEER CAMP 2025:

Come hang with Leah and I at Theology Beer Camp! Get your tickets HERE.

*Use Code "TBCHOLYQUEST" for $50 off!*

*Special thanks to Josh Gilbert, Marty Fredrick, and Dan Koch. Love you guys <3*

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