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Oh yeah, theology nerds, this is Tripp.

And guess what we got this week returning to the podcast is the one and the only theologian and ethicist Reggie L. Williams.

That is right. He is the author of Bonhoeffer's Black Jesus, Harlem Renaissance, Theology, and an Ethics of Resistance, and Justice in the Way of Jesus, which he edited with David Gushy, who's been on the podcast before. And that book is actually part of a

giant book giveaway. We're doing at Homebrewed Christianity right now. Over over 25 different

books. We're calling it the Theology After Deconstruction Giveaway with Orbis Press. Just go to the link

for this and enter it. Iner it. Not only could you win a whole bunch of books, but you could win two tickets to theology beer camp. Where, where? Guess what? Reggie will be in the house. Oh, yeah. I am pumped that Reggie Williams is coming at Theology Beer Camp, the members of the homebrewed community when I said, who do y'all want to come?

Boom.

When they voted, they said bring Reggie.

And he has been lured into theology beer camp for the first time.

If you want to come join the fun, go to Theology Beer.

Dot camp.

Grab those tickets because it's happening October 19th, the 21st, Springfield, Missouri.

And it's going to be a good old time.

Anyway, this conversation, we're joined by our mutual friend, Jeffrey Pugh, to unpack some of

his work in Dietrich Bonhoeffer. And it's a wonderful, powerful conversation where you see just, not just Reggie's work on Bonhoffer,

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