Tripp Fuller

Join Deacon Jeremy Fackenthal, Tripp Fuller, and blogger Stephen Keating as they delve into the intriguing intersections of Marxism and process theology. They explore 'inverse theology' and challenge traditional views on progress, advocating for a radical rethinking of socio-political systems. Topics include the societal impact of capitalism, the burdens of student debt in theological education, and the transformative nature of baptism. The conversation highlights the need for genuine community engagement amidst historical injustices, emphasizing love and inclusion as pathways to change.

Join Tripp Fuller from Homebrewed Christianity podcast as he discusses the beauty of faith, process socialism, the role of fiction in humanity, and various nerdy topics. Explore the intersection of religion and socialism, economic policies contributing to exploitation, activism, and justice, and the significance of mythopoetics in shaping beliefs. Learn more about the upcoming Theology Beer Camp event in Denver focusing on theology, economics, and global liberation theology.

Dr. Tripp Fuller discusses the differing accounts of Jesus' birth in the gospels, the understanding of virgin birth in Christian traditions, the significance of parables and genealogies in conveying identity, and the reimagining of the Christmas story through marginalized individuals and meaningful memories.

Tripp Fuller, a philosophy of mind scholar, dives into the captivating world of Panpsychism, suggesting that consciousness pervades the universe. They discuss how this view reshapes our understanding of the mind and its relationship to reality, while also addressing the limitations of traditional science in grasping consciousness. The conversation touches on ethical considerations, the cultural implications related to the climate crisis, and the excitement of communal connections at Theology Beer Camp. It's a thought-provoking exploration of existence!

Tripp Fuller, a theology enthusiast and host of Homebrewed Christianity, dives into the evolving landscape of the emerging church movement from the early 2000s to today. He explores the mistakes and legacies that shaped its history, while discussing the current state of theology within the church. Tripp shares his excitement for Theology Beer Camp, highlighting the need for community connections and inclusive dialogues about faith, especially regarding social justice and LGBTQ+ experiences. With humor and insight, he reflects on the challenges of navigating faith in a polarized world.

Bible scholar Pete Enns and theologian Tripp Fuller tackle questions about force ghosts in Star Wars, the concept of a biblical Jesus, pre-human religion, and the value of other religious texts. They also discuss theology beer camp, the afterlife, and the development of religion before major world religions. An entertaining and insightful podcast episode!

Dr. Tripp Fuller, an internet theologian renowned for tackling complex theological questions, dives deep into the multifaceted nature of evil. He explores how the concept of evil evolves across scripture, examining perspectives from polytheism to monotheism. Tripp challenges traditional notions of divine control by discussing real-life suffering and the narratives of Job, encouraging candid discourse. He further questions common platitudes about God’s involvement with evil, advocating a more compassionate understanding of faith in the face of pain.

Dr. Tripp Fuller, a friendly local internet theologian, dives into the intricate relationship between evil, suffering, and divine power. He navigates the philosophical and theological questions surrounding the existence of evil and whether it challenges the goodness of God. Tripp also highlights the importance of lived experiences, particularly in light of historical injustices like slavery and racism. This engaging discussion encourages reflection on how scripture addresses these profound matters, making theology accessible and relevant to everyday life.

Dr. Tripp Fuller, a friendly internet theologian known for deep theological conversations, dives into the hot topic of the biblical canon. He argues both for and against opening the canon, highlighting the potential benefits of incorporating diverse voices and the importance of context. Tripp shares what texts he believes could enhance our understanding of scripture. The discussion delves into how these choices impact modern faith communities and the richness they bring to spiritual practice.

Dr. Tripp Fuller, a friendly internet theologian, delves into whether early Christians believed in Biblical inerrancy. He explains that the notion is a product of the Enlightenment, not the early church. Tripp discusses the struggles of interpreting scripture, the authority questions faced by early Christians, and their challenges against Gnostic teachings. He also shares three essential rules for understanding scripture from early church fathers, revealing the complexities and evolving views on the authority of these sacred texts.