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What's up, theology nerds?

This is Tripp, and on the theology nerd throwdown today, you get the last.

Taste the little audiological morsel from the end of religion

conference we partnered with villanova university to get out on the interwebs right into your

roads and today you hear from the one and only jack caputo before we jump into this podcast

and hear him talk about the end of religion, hear him get

feedback to Aaron Simmons, Merrill Westfall, Jeffrey Robbins.

And before we get to that, I just want to tell you that Jack Caputo and I want you to come

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