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

Christianity. We're since the year of 2008, we've been bringing you audiological goodness

interviews to put right in your earbuds bringing the wisdom of the ivory tower,

giving it to you, saying, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, we don't need this tasteless, useless, rather flat and gross light beer religion.

How about you homebrew it? With all that zestiness up in the academy, all your lived experience, talking to your

neighbors and attempting to love your enemies.

That is the mission here at Homebrewd Christianity on the podcast today.

As associate professor of religion and practical theology, a Georgian adopted Scott.

And one of my favorite people to come on the podcast because this is

her first time Leah Robinson who participated in the Theo Khan event we did a couple years ago.

And since then, since then I've loved interacting in this conversation.

Well, it's a doozy.

Let's just say we sit down to have a this conversation. Well, it's a doozy. Let's just say we sat down to have a

theological conversation. And yes, yes, we discussed bad theology. Like, like what is bad theology?

How can you tell what it is? We discuss it. It's a great topic. In fact, she has a book coming out

at the end of the summer on said topic.

But here's, we also had tons of fun.

You hear what it might be like if we ever get to hang out in person and throw ourselves a party.

That's what we discussed.

And she also loves Jaeger bombs, which I don't want, I don't want to, I want to give you this now, all of you craft

beverage lovers.

This is a drinking theological trigger warning of sorts.

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