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Oh yeah, what is up theology nerds? This is Tripp. And you're listening to Homebrewed Christianity,

where since the year of 2008, we've been bringing you audiological ingredients with scholars

across the disciplines for you to think, reflect, and wrestle with your faith. And today,

returning to the podcast is Brian McLaren.

That's right. Brian McLaren is back and this is the first live Q&A of four on Sunday evenings at 7 p.m.

Eastern Standard Time. And why are we doing these? Because Brian and I are having an online book group about his brand new book, Do I Stay Christian?

That's right. If you go to do I stay Christian.com, you can donate anything, including zero.

You'll get instant access to three short videos, around 25 minutes that we made, the audio as well,

going through the three parts of his book. You can use them

in a small group. You can watch them by yourself. And then for four weeks in a row, we are tackling

questions on the different parts and elements of the book. And I have to say, have to say,

it's quite a bit of fun. We have some really cool questions, challenging ones, thoughtful stories and all the

like. And yeah, yeah. So if you want to ask a question for next week, if you want to be part of the

live at Q&A with Brian McClaren, then go to do I stay Christian.com. Check out the book,

awesome book, and there's an audiohmm. Now, before we hop in,

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