Homebrewed Christianity
Surviving the Bible (for Lent)
Feb 9, 2018
Christian Piatt, a member of Homebrewed CultureCast, joins Amy and Tripp to explore a fresh approach to scripture during Lent. They invite listeners to engage with biblical texts as a community, tackling misconceptions and promoting inclusivity. The conversation humorously delves into their film ‘The Road to Edmond’ and critiques patriarchal narratives in the Bible, emphasizing women’s overlooked stories. They encourage open dialogue about faith and culture while celebrating a decade of their podcasting journey.
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- The 'Surviving the Bible for Lent' initiative fosters a community space for diverse individuals to collectively engage with scripture's complexities.
- By addressing contemporary cultural events alongside biblical narratives, the podcast illustrates the relevance of scripture in navigating today's societal challenges.
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Exploring Surviving the Bible for Lent
A community initiative called 'Surviving the Bible' for Lent is introduced as a space for various individuals—heretics, doubters, and the faithful—to engage with the biblical texts in a fresh way. The program aims to tackle liturgical texts and respond to participant questions throughout Lent, allowing for community-based discussions about scripture. With over 1,500 members already joining, the organizers encourage participation and emphasize the importance of wrestling with the Bible together. This endeavor seeks to enrich the understanding and application of scripture amidst growing skepticism and diverse interpretations within the community.
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