Homebrewed Christianity
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| Blog Name: | Homebrewed Christianity |
| Url: | http://homebrewedchristianity.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | theology, philosophy, emerging church |
| Description: | The Home of the Homebrewed Christianity podcast and whatever Tripp decides to blog on. We share a hope that there are a bunch of Christian breweries out there crafting, experimenting, imagining, and sharing a Christian faith that is life-giving. These two friends will be talking to each other, interviewing other ecclesial brewers, and hopefully encouraging those who listen to journey towards a more beautiful life with God and the world. |
| Popularity: | 92 Followers |
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Early Christian Monotheism with James McGrath: Homebrewed Christianity 68
Traveling for Thanksgiving? Why not spend it with a few turkeys? Tripp and I cut up for a few minutes as usual, with fresh taunting directed toward our lovable rivals over at The Nick and Josh Podcast, then we turn to the topic du jour. This week, we’re visited by James F. McGrath from the [...]
Traveling for Thanksgiving? Why not spend it with a few turkeys? Tripp and I cut up for a few minutes as usual, with fresh taunting directed toward our lovable rivals over at The Nick and Josh Podcast, then we turn to the topic du jour. This week, we’re visited by James F. McGrath from the [...]
Relations and Freedom for God and Creation (at AAR)
When at the American Academy of Religion I always run into more of my friends at the Open and Relational Theologies Consultation. This year in Montreal was no different. On top of seeing friends and some HBC Deacons I heard a number of great papers and fine responses. You can go check out and download [...]
When at the American Academy of Religion I always run into more of my friends at the Open and Relational Theologies Consultation. This year in Montreal was no different. On top of seeing friends and some HBC Deacons I heard a number of great papers and fine responses. You can go check out and download [...]
How Open is God?
My friend Mike Morrell asked the question last week, “Is God a Recovering Practitioner of Violence?” and on top of being a very heretical edgy post he brought up the whole Open Theism debate. At that very same scroll through the blog reader I saw the first posts from Tom Oord who decided to lay [...]
My friend Mike Morrell asked the question last week, “Is God a Recovering Practitioner of Violence?” and on top of being a very heretical edgy post he brought up the whole Open Theism debate. At that very same scroll through the blog reader I saw the first posts from Tom Oord who decided to lay [...]
Faith on Campus Video Contest
Hey Deacons. Are you a student? Do you like talking and thinking and videoing about faith? Do you like cash prizes? Then you should think about participating in this contest. You should also tell me you participated so we can plug your contribution here @ HBC. Here’s the info….ohhh and if you haven’t seen the [...]
Hey Deacons. Are you a student? Do you like talking and thinking and videoing about faith? Do you like cash prizes? Then you should think about participating in this contest. You should also tell me you participated so we can plug your contribution here @ HBC. Here’s the info….ohhh and if you haven’t seen the [...]
Rahner might actually be talking to you in your dreams
This site needs some Catholicity, and Rhaner’s here to give it! That is, Karl Rhaner, a famous Jesuit theologian who died in 1984, just might actually be haunting you in your dreams. But given the hearsay that the man used to fall asleep during his own lecutres, you probably haven’t noticed him. [...]
This site needs some Catholicity, and Rhaner’s here to give it! That is, Karl Rhaner, a famous Jesuit theologian who died in 1984, just might actually be haunting you in your dreams. But given the hearsay that the man used to fall asleep during his own lecutres, you probably haven’t noticed him. [...]
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