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Hello, home-brewed Christianity listeners. This is Tripp, and today on the podcast, you're going to hear from my friend Grace and Joseph talking to Bo about theological reflections on Gondham style.

That's the title of their book, A Racial, Sexual, and Cultural Critique.

And this conversation is packed full of excitement.

But first, I just want to tell you, as we're jumping in, that I am very grateful that

you're listening to Homebrewed Christianity because here we try to bring you the best ingredients

for you to brew your own tasty, exciting faith.

Head on over to homebrewed Christianity.com because you'll want to be able to click through

the links so that you can buy this book because who doesn't want to have some really

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