What is up theology nerds? This is Tripp. And today on homebrewed Christianity, you're going to get to hear a live conversation.

Well, you know, it was recorded live with Brian and Bo, co-authors of baptizing America, how mainline Protestants helped build Christian nationalism.

This conversation was fun because we were joined by around 400 or so of you podcast listeners who not just joined live, but actually took the time to watch two different lectures they

prepared on the history of Christian nationalism and the role mainline Protestants have played in its history.

And y'all send in questions, which helps shape this conversation.

It's a new little format and exploration of sorts that we're trying here at Homebrew, Christianity.

And I hope you dig it.

I hope you enjoy it.

And if you like it, if you want more of this, then consider joining our upcoming

online class, uh, with Diana Butler Bass, Tim from the new evangelicals.

And we're going to have six other scholars bringing lectures just like Bo and Brian did.

And then unpacking it, conversing, interacting in live streams.

You can always get the recordings and video and audio, along with a class Facebook group where you can interact.

People are using it solo in groups with discussion groups at church and things.

So you come check it out, faith in politics.net, faith in politics.net.

Also, there's over 70,000 of you that are on the Homebrewd newsletter.

We're launching here in June the Process This newsletter.

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The Homebrewed Christianity newsletter for years, obviously it's kept growing and stuff like

that, but we use it to

let people know about classes that are coming events info about theology beer camp all that kind of

stuff and we use it like a normal newsletter sharing content extra features stuff like that kind of

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