What is up theology nerds? This is Tripp, and you're listening to Homebrewed Christianity.

And now returning to the podcast is my friend Barry Taylor. That is right.

Rock and roll, guru, extraordinary, radical theologian, and, uh, long time, long time,

friend of the pod. And in this conversation, we talk about radical theology. We talk about

theology's relationship to culture, the changing nature of religion and spirituality. What

did we learn coming in and out of COVID and a host of other

topics? And then, and then, out of nowhere, there's a surprise, a surprise visitation, an eschatological

rupture, an arrival of a third conversation partner. But you'll see, you'll see, you'll see,

you'll see in the interview. Now, before we jump in,

I want to tell you all two things. Number one, what is it, Tripp? Well, well, well, Theology Beer Camp tickets are available and on sale. We're going to be in Denver, Colorado, October 17th,

and 19th, and there's going to be tons of fun, like the kind of fun you have,

with people like Iliadilio, John Totominal, Brian McClare and Diana, Butler, Bass, York, Rieger,

Grace G. Son, Kim, Leah Robinson, it's going to be exciting. Bible for normal people,

you have permission the new evangelicals, Rev. Covery. There's going to be

20 plus theologians, 20 plus God pods, and all the crafty beverage nerdy excitement you can

handle. So head over to theology beer.com. Grab your ticket now before the early bird tickets and

prices go up and such. And last, last thing is I want to tell

you something. We've had a number of people recently joined the homebrewd community. They went to

homebrewd community.com. They donate each month, help make all sorts of things possible. And I've

hinted before that we've had something in the works. And oh my, my, my,

we're getting very near, very near to the revelation of a project I've been working on for like a

year and a half. And if you want to already be in the community when something crazy, wild,

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