Oh, yeah, what is up theology nerds?

This is Tripp.

And you're listening to Homebrewed Christianity.

That's right.

We've been bringing you audiological goodness.

So you can brew your own faith.

And today, returning to the podcast is my

dear, dear friend, my favorite, my favorite Canadian Mennonite philosopher. That's right,

Myron Penner, professor at Trinity Western University. And he's pretty awesome. Like, he's actually one of my

favorite human beings on planet Earth. And this podcast was recorded in person, in the flesh.

Yeah. Where? It was the last podcast I recorded in Scotland in the Hobbit Hole, and it was a doozy.

The first part, the first half, what, you know, the size of a normal podcast.

Well, that part is about a series of research articles he's been working on with scientists exploring sex and gender biologically.

And then how, as a philosopher and theologian that

shapes our understanding of those culturally, I would say, we say intense conversations these days.

Anyway, that's awesome. And then, Myron, being the nice, curious individual that he is, kind of turns the table and starts interviewing me and asking questions and gets me to say all sorts of stuff. I don't know. I've ever said on the podcast. We hear a lot about it in the second half of this conversation. but yeah. Anyway, that's what's going on here. And here's the thing. You're going to hear Myron.

You're going to say, wow, I bet he is a good professor. And then I'm going to say, you should go

to experiencing godnet. Why? Why? Fellow over there that just said that well.

Myron is one of the 11 different scholars who dropped a keynote talk at Theology Beer Camp

that have all been recorded, edited,

and will be delivered up as part of the online community experiencing God.

His explores cognitive science of religion,

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