
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.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 902 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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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.
This podcast brings so many ideas…..whatever questions you bring to faith. Well worth your time.
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?!"
Tripp, I love your podcast. As someone who grew up in a Lutheran church that had some pretty evangelical influences, I prayed the prayer to accept Jesus so many times. I raised my hand and went to every alter call that was offered. I was a mess theologically. Since Covid I’ve stopped attending a church and now really appreciate sleeping in on Sundays. Listening to you and John Crossin and your TNT pod too have really helped me sort some things out. So thank you.
I have a question though. My wi... more
Your Ask Me Anything page on your website said this could be a good way to reach you. I am curious. Have you ever listened to the physicist Tom Campbell? He was recently on the Joe Rogan podcast. He has a theory of everything that posits consciousness as the foundation of everything. His exposition of his theory sounds pretty compatible with process theology. You may be interested in checking him out and/or interviewing him. Just thought I’d let you know!
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This podcast features insightful conversations that bridge academia and everyday life, focusing primarily on theological and philosophical themes. Each episode typically includes interviews with notable scholars and experts who explore complex concepts within Christianity and spirituality, enriching listeners' understanding and encouraging thoughtful engagement with their own beliefs. Topics often include historical movements, social justice issues, and the intersection of faith and contemporary culture, making the discussions particularly valuable for those interested in deepening their spiritual journey through accessible yet profound scholarship.
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