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Homebrewed Christianity

Dr. Tripp Fuller
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Our 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.

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Recent Guests

Dr. Andrew Davis
Process philosopher with expertise in astrobiology
Episode: The Universe Is Alive and It Might Be Looking Back: Andrew Davis on Astrotheology
Tad DeLay
A scholar with a Ph.D. in Philosophy, Religion, and Theology, previously worked at an evangelical church.
Fuller Seminary, Claremont
Episode: Theses on Reactionaries: How White Evangelicalism Became America's Most Dangerous Ideology with Tad Delay
Rev. Jesse Jackson
Civil rights leader and politician, author of "Keeping Hope Alive"
Episode: Keeping Hope Alive: A Conversation with Rev. Jesse Jackson
Elaine Howard Ecklund
Scholar of science and religion.
Rice University
Episode: From Conflict to Collaboration: The Science-Religion Conversation We Need with Dr. Elaine Howard Ecklund
Justin Lin
Filmmaker, known for his work on the Fast and Furious series, now exploring faith and missions in Last Days
Episode: Too Fast, Too Furious for Jesus: Justin Lin on Last Days
Yanis Varoufakis
Former Greek finance minister and economist, author of 'Techno-Feudalism'
Episode: The Cloud and the Kingdom: Discerning the Spirits of a New Economic Epoch
Miroslav Volf
One of the world's most respected theologians, he has authored numerous influential works.
Yale Divinity School
Episode: When Neighbors Turn on Neighbors with Miroslav Volf
Marvin Wickware
Theologian and author of 'Loving Through Enmity'
Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago
Episode: Practicing Love Without Being Naive About Power with Marvin Wickware
Paul Hoard
Professor at The Seattle School of Psychology and Theology, working at the intersection of psychoanalysis, continental philosophy, and theology.
The Seattle School of Psychology and Theology
Episode: High-Friction Love: The Incarnation in an Age of Smooth Technology

Host

Tripp Fuller
Host focusing on theological discussions with a wide range of scholars, emphasizing accessibility and practical engagement with faith.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 838 ratings
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    In trying to understand “Christian Nationalism” I came across your podcast “The Rise of Bonhoeffer” Thank you for the incredible work you are doing in bringing light to this moment 2025-2026. Would love to interview you on our podcast if you are open to it. Marsh (Raising Kellan Podcast)

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    5
    RaisingKellan.org
    United States2 months ago
  • Review

    Been listening for a decade!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LiturgiesOfLife
    United States2 months ago
  • This show started off well..

    We have been listening to this podcast for about 4 yrs and it has gone from a fairly diverse group providing input and insight to a mainly male group of voices who do not always represent a wider world view. It has gone from interesting to just mantastic. We are done listening. :p

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Grandma & Gramps
    United States5 months ago
  • 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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    1
    bgyvju7osdn5cqz1wp4k6xt80f3i2a
    United States7 months ago
  • Ideas that make us think

    This podcast brings so many ideas…..whatever questions you bring to faith. Well worth your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    riskiii777
    United States8 months ago

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Listeners value the intellectual rigor while also expecting emotional depth and relevant application of the discussions in modern contexts.
The host is appreciated for making theology approachable and relevant, though some listeners express a desire for a more diverse array of voices.
Engaging conversations that bring together complex theological themes and contemporary social issues.

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Keeping Hope Alive: A Conversation with Rev. Jesse Jackson
Q: What did you think of the comments made by Bill Clinton regarding John Lewis and Kwame Ture?
Jackson reflects on the significance of both figures and the generational differences between their contributions to the movement.
Keeping Hope Alive: A Conversation with Rev. Jesse Jackson
Q: What is your view on women's leadership within the church?
Jackson emphasizes the importance of bold women in leadership roles and highlights the challenges that Black women face in churches and society.
Keeping Hope Alive: A Conversation with Rev. Jesse Jackson
Q: How would you describe the president's situation?
Jackson discusses the significance of African American women in leadership positions, including those in public policy.
What Would God's State of the Union Look Like? with John Dominic Crossan
Q: Why does Josephus matter so much for understanding Jesus' world? Who was he writing for and what was he trying to accomplish?
Josephus provides critical context by offering a Jewish perspective on events that shaped early Christian history, presenting a duality in his works aimed at both Romans and Jews, which helps understand the sociopolitical dynamics of the time.
What Would God's State of the Union Look Like? with John Dominic Crossan
Q: You opened this lecture by asking, what would happen if God said on Caesar's throne? Can you unpack why the framing is so important for understanding what follows?
The framing is essential because it sheds light on differing interpretations of the Kingdom of God, contrasting notions of imminent divine intervention versus the ongoing presence of God. It invites the audience to consider the implications of governance from a historical and contemporary perspective.

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1. Dr. Andrew Davis
2. Tad DeLay
3. Rev. Jesse Jackson
4. Elaine Howard Ecklund
5. Justin Lin
6. Yanis Varoufakis
7. Miroslav Volf
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