The #1 Theology podcast on planet earth with Dr. Tripp Fuller. Each episode features an extended interview with a different scholar from a variety of perspectives. Enjoy.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 152 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Kristian Smith is joining Tripp to unpack the intersection of cigars, spirituality, and community. Kristian is a pastor, stylist, theologian, spiritual director, host of the Holy Smokes podcast, and minister of an online faith community. https://www.... more
We have all been talking about AI of late and I have been on a bit of a reading deep dive about it. I am thrilled to have my friend Kester Brewin back on the podcast to talk about Artificial Intelligence & the future of religion. His new book, God-li... more
I have been friends with Tony Jones for a long time. For over 12 years, he has been working on his memoir, and it was worth the wait. The God of Wild Places: Rediscovering the Divine in the Untamed Outdoors is now out in the world and we got to sit d... more
On this edition of the Theology Nerd Throwdown, Tripp & Bo nerd out about… * post-Covid Easter worship * the United Methodist Breakup over LGBTQ inclusion * how frustrating LOTS of aging institutions can get * the connection between the Religious No... more
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Listening to the episode on this topic from Australia. A number of years ago here in my country a Royal Commission into Institutional Response to Abuse within faith and other organisations was conducted. A Royal Commission in a Commonwealth country is a mechanism for investigation that has legal powers. Since that was completed a whole raft of recommendations have been implemented that requires organisations including churches to implement safety and other training and protocols. Currently I am ... more
Please feature more Patristic scholars, Women in the Early Church scholars, and some of the great RC and EO thinkers such as Balthasar and Bulgakov.
Love this pod cast, but it does stretch my brain a bit. It always leaves me with more to research, think about, and try to understand.
Tripp and all his friends and guests have changed my life and 3 years ago completely rocked my world after I learned about Homebrewed from starting listening to A People’s Theology in 2020. I immediately joined Tripp and Tom Oord’s Being Christian class and the rest is history* more
I’m a UU, so I have no direct connection to the emergent church, the exvangelical movement, or Christian deconstruction. That said, I have found myself passionately interested in both the history of and the theological wrestling that has gone on in the post-evangelical community in the past 20 to 25 years. I also find myself quite moved by the emotion that you capture subtly but poignantly in interviews with folks like Tony and Doug. There is such depth of feeling in their reflection on their wo... more
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