Oh, yeah, theology nerds. This is Tripp. And you're listening to Homebrewed Christianity.

We've been bringing you interviews with some of the best scholars in the ivory towers, trying to bring that wisdom.

Drop it right in yourbud so you can think,

reflect, challenge, work through those big questions of life, faith, love, and zest.

And today on the podcast, we have the return of Thomas J. Ord, friend of the podcast for a fun

session of, you guessed it, big God questions. Mm-hmm. And in this episode,

one, I ask him a question up front about his brand new book, plural form, love. Why? Because it's a good

book and I wanted everyone to know about it. And you got to ask your friend about their new book, right?

Then we spend quite a bit of time answering a tricky little

question about divine revelation from an open and relational perspective. And then we start talking

about the utility and the desire and how you even misunderstand whether a theology is better

than another. That and who knows what else happened because we were having ourselves a good old time.

Just friends nerding out.

Yeah.

It's my favorite hobby.

Now, before we hop in, I want to remind everyone that this very week, here at homebrewed Christianity,

we're launching a brand new online reading group, Jesus Deconstructed.com.

And to join Jesus Deconstructed, you just go to Jesusdeconstructed.com.

You get six weeks of wrestling with Jesus with me and my friend, Diana Butler Bass,

scholar of American religion, friend of the pod, and downright, just super awesome person.

We are going to have some serious fun wrestling with Jesus, the legacy, and what it means

to take his call to discipleship seriously today.

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