
Tripp & Bo get nerdy talking about theology, faith, life, and other things.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 208 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Bo had a week. So did I. He is running a plumber-exterminator-HVAC gauntlet and moving eighteen pews for the new community center. I flew across the country for the funeral of one of my best friends from div school. We came back to the table anyway. ... more
Bo drives this week. He has spent seven days chewing on Kevin Carnahan's visit — the America 1940s–1980s was a mirage argument — and comes back with a run of philosophical frames he wants to test. Walter Benjamin's Angel of History (the 1940 essay on... more
Bo is back from fishing (tight lines). Kevin Carnahan is back at the table. And the subject is Kevin's lecture at the Theology Summit, whose central claim is that America was never actually good. The moral America a lot of us grew up thinking existed... more
Bo went fishing. Josh Patterson came over. If you take Bo Daddy and divide by two, you get J Paddy — which is how we know the substitution worked. In two hours we somehow got from Johnny Depp in half his Jack Sparrow makeup at a Los Angeles grocery s... more
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Don't go to seminary. Learn a trade and listen to this podcast. That is all.
Thoughtful and free wheeling conversations from the guys at home-brewed. Always love it!
Wow, so yeah, if you love moral relativism; or if you want what Lewis calls "Christianity-and-water"; or you don't actually like or want to know anything about theology, or the Bible, or Jesus; then this podcast is for you!
Great idea for a podcast but it's not very accessible and a bit rambling. The unapologetic, loud baby noise and ambient background sounds are really distracting. I love the concept but as a scientist (not philosopher) I get much more out of the Unbelievable, reasonable faith, and even Phil Vischer podcasts.
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Two hosts explore theology, culture, technology, and contemporary life with a provocative, skeptical, and often humorous lens. Episodes routinely blend rigorous theological reflection with pop-culture references, current events, and personal storytelling, producing thoughtful discussions on topics like AI ethics, eschatology, political culture, and how religion meets modern technology. Notable strengths include a willingness to challenge prevailing orthodoxies while remaining accessible, the use of playful banter to tackle hard questions, and a consistent focus on community, practice, and the practical implications of belief in everyday life. The show often features conversations that push beyond doctrinal boundaries, inviting listeners to ... more
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