What is up theology nerds?

This is Tripp.

Oh yeah.

And you are listening to Homebrewed Christianity.

Since the year 2008, we've been bringing you interviews with some of the best scholars from those ivory towers,

trying to bring their wisdom, nuggets of truth right into your earbuds so you can think,

reflect, and wrestle with some of the best scholarship around.

And today, oh, there's no exception because it's a party.

Mm-hmm.

It's a process party.

I am going to be joined by two amazing guests, Catherine Keller, Jacob Erickson, both process theologians.

And we tackle a host of different topics.

Mm-hmm.

We talk about the apocalypse, the one in the book of Revelation and all the

apocalyptic struggles that are going on currently. We talk about queer theory and its relationship

to process thought, apophatic thinking, and how it reframes our relationship to certainty

and finality. Oh, yeah.

This is one zesty episode, and it was streamed live because it was a process party.

But before we jump in, I want to let you all know something super duper zesty on the horizon.

We have a home brewed seminar. That is right. This special event is just for the

homebrewd community members. It includes two elements. Element one, you have a lecture, a guest

lecture from Dan Stiver, who's part of the Paul Recore Society, helped start it introducing, guess what?

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