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.

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Episodes where I interview some of the best scholars from the Academy.

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Bringing the nerdy goodness that is in the ivory towers right into your earbuds.

That is the mission.

And today is no exception because I have on the podcast open and relational

theologian. Curtis, who is? Oh, what he, what? Yeah, you're, you're like, is this, is this the man

the author of the God who trusts a relational theology of divine faith, hope, and love? Why, yes, it is. And we have ourselves a good old

open relational time. That's right. He is a professor, philosophy, and theology at a Hope

International University and a member of the Open Relational Theology group at the American Academy of Religion.

So I'm pretty excited to have him on the podcast.

Now, before we jump in to our conversation, I just want to let you all know.

Let's say you love some open and relational theology, and you love high-quality theological podcasting.

And you know what?

If you were a member of the Homebrewd community, you know, you went to homebrewd community.com, you signed up to donate each month to make this possible.

You join the private Facebook group.

You get that super duper secret members-only podcast feed. If you did that, then you would have access to

a tour through the Apostles' Creed that Tom Orton and I did from an open and relational perspective.

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