Nora and Natalia met on the internet and quickly formed a mutual admiration society which grew into a friendship and many conversations about life and loss and faith and God. They knew there was a place in the current cultural and political climate for a kind of Christianity that was not “THAT kind of Christian”. So Cafeteria Christian was born. They are reclaiming this pejorative for good and rem... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Emmy and Natalia welcome our favorite producer Matthew to talk about his new book and the book of Revelation and why we all have unlearning/learning to do and sure it’s a scary book of the Bible but not for the reasons we think. more
Emmy and Natalia tackle a listener question about whether or not God picks favorites, and why we like to think this way, particularly in the face of difficult things. more
Blessed Holy Week to you, Cafeterians! In lieu of our usual episode, this week we wanted to share a sermon from friend and colleague Amy Courts Koopman. Amy is a gifted preacher and musician, and she often writes songs as sermons. This time, she wrot... more
Emmy and Natalia tackle a listener request to talk through Atonement Theories (with a CC flair) which feels particularly relevant as we’re in Holy Week. more
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Just listening to my first episode (Feb. 2022) and am already feeling pretty okay about putting my review out there. Just listening to these two sharp (sounding) women, I can tell that this isn't your mom's church basement podcast (not that there were any.) I just appreciate the current and open-minded (sounding) conversation. Then (yay!) one of them mentions that they're from Minneapolis! more
Definitely not a true Christian, her content is plump full of half truths and paid content. Unoriginal.
Two female pastors, a black man and an awesome white lady is the perfect combination for a podcast that challenges the status quo of religion and delves into how faith shows up IRL. Great and timely topics push back on your position and encourage you to do the work!! Ding bats need not listen!
I’m a happily Jewish person who is curious about Christianity, since it’s the ubiquitous religious framework in the US. I grew up hearing that Christianity was bad/harmful, and love this show for being an expert (and non-expert) hosted explainer for what Christianity actually is and isn’t. Not my first exposure to Christian thought that resonates with me, but certainly the most reliable & entertaining.
Nora McInerny is a hypocrite. Nora McInerny is a hypocrite. Nora McInerny is a hypocrite. Nora McInerny is a hypocrite. Nora McInerny is a hypocrite. Nora McInerny is a hypocrite. Nora McInerny is a hypocrite. Nora McInerny is a hypocrite.
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