Homebrewed Christianity
Dr. Tripp FullerOur goal is to bring the wisdom of the academy's ivory tower into your earbuds. Think of each episode as an audiological ingredient for your to brew your own faith. Most episodes center around an interview with a different scholar, theologian, or philosopher.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1011 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||
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Andy Root is back. The last time he was on, he told progressive Christians they might need a little more heaven, and some of you are still emailing me about it. So we picked the fight back up, which works out nicely, because Advent opens with Isaiah ... more
The Convocation came to Theology Beer Camp, minus one sociologist. Robbie Jones picked a tux and an induction into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences over hanging out with us in Kansas City, so his chair sat empty on stage, Passover-style. Tha... more
Amazon has basically admitted some of you bailed on The Rings of Power, and they're telling you to just start at season three. Like starting Star Wars at episode four. So Nick Polk and I sounded the horn of Gondor and recorded the on-ramp: everything... more
After more than three hours of podcasting in one day, I did the smartest thing a host can do: I handed the mic to our camp director, Josh Patterson. This is nearly the whole Theology Beer Camp planning team on one call (Tony Jones was out burning a f... more
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- Empty pedantry, ugh!!
Tripp can't say anything in normal language that a regular person could use. I've given up. Tripp, your dedication to ridiculously arcane theory is such a waste of what you could be doing. I can't imagine why you continue to spend your mind on these broadly meaningless conversations. WTH is wrong with our supposed "academics?!" Zero impact in the real world.
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United States4 months ago - Great podcast!
Hi. Love your stuff. John Dominic Crossen is a favorite. Love Beau and the graphs as well. Found out today that I have been accepted into discernment to become a woman Roman Catholic priest. I need to complete 33 college credits in theology. I don’t necessarily need a degree but it might be a nice bonus prize. I live in Rhode Island and work full time as a veterinarian so it may take me a while. Wondering if you have suggestions for online not boring and progressive Christianity classes. I can p... more
Apple Podcasts5Still Love What I DoUnited States6 months ago - Capitulation To Empire
I used to love this show. It is what brought me back to the church, and the reason I’m about to finish my MDiv. But I can’t believe how much AI Tripp now uses in audio essays, emails, and podcast descriptions. For someone who talks so much about relationship and anti imperialism, it is astonishing that he would be so inauthentic. I would never feel comfortable publishing anything that is so obviously written primarily by an LLM. Disappointing. I legitimately feel disrespected as a former fan. No... more
Apple Podcasts3KnightRadiant777United States6 months ago - Beer in the Temple
Absolutely. Best episode ever. Serious commentary in re Temple as welcoming venue that mediates social division.
Apple Podcasts5mhaliettUnited States8 months ago - I like it, even when I don’t understand it
This is a true statement, but is motivated by my desire to not be review-shamed by Tripp the next time we drink beer together.
Apple Podcasts5Ben the Beer GuyUnited States8 months ago
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A thoughtful, academically flavored program that surfaces scholars, theologians, and philosophers to explore religion, culture, and public life. Episodes frequently braid biblical interpretation, political theology, and the role of religion in democracy, often examining empire, modernity, and social ethics through historical case studies and contemporary media. Noteworthy strengths include a steady stream of high-profile scholars, a willingness to challenge conventional religious narratives, and a knack for connecting dense theory to current events and everyday faith practice. This mix makes it appealing to listeners who enjoy rigorous, interdisciplinary discussion about faith, society, and culture, with occasional forays into mysticism, ev... more
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Recent guests on Homebrewed Christianity include:
1. Jemar Tisby
2. Kristin Kobes Du Mez
3. Diana Butler Bass
4. Nick Polk
5. Emily Arnold
6. Josh Patterson
7. Ben Price
8. Bren Newlin
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