The Real Power of Politics Question
Theology Nerd Throwdown
Bo wants to talk to Tripp about Power, Politics, and what to do with them. . Join the - and . Find more TNT episodes at
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The Geek Stage at Theology Beer Camp
Theology Nerd Throwdown
At Theology Beer Camp we had some serious Middle-earth fun, including a liturgy formed within Tolkien's legendarium. I decided to rally a group of friends from the Geek stage to unpack camp and all the Tolkien fun. . Join the - and . Find more TNT episodes at
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The BoDaddy goes to his first Theology Beer Camp
Theology Nerd Throwdown
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Tripp talks Bonhoeffer and gets fiesty about Eric Metaxas
Theology Nerd Throwdown
Tripp joined Tim from the New Evangelicals podcast to talk about Bonhoeffer. Things got zesty. Join the - and . Find more TNT episodes at
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Political Substance Abuse
Theology Nerd Throwdown
Tripp wants to talk to Bo about political substance abuse. Bo said yes. You can too! . Find more TNT episodes at
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The God Speaks? edition
Theology Nerd Throwdown
Bo wants to talk about God speaking. Tripp said yes. You can nerd out with us. . Find more TNT episodes at
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Post-Conflict Science & Religion
Theology Nerd Throwdown
Bo wants to talk to Tripp about the current state of Science and Religion as an academic field. What are the current trends in research, and what kinds of debates emerge when you move beyond the conflict narrative? Where's the line between science and metaphysics? How does this impact thinking science-informed theology? Find more TNT episodes at Check out is podcast with Bo’s new podcast exploring the legacy of his Father Dr. Martin Sanders . Use the code THEOLOGYNERDTHROWDOWN24 for $50 off your ticket , send or become a .
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Putting some Gods to Rest
Theology Nerd Throwdown
On this episode of Theology Nerd Throwdown, Tripp suggests 7 different ideas about God we should put to rest. Bo puts on his Satan horns and does his best devil’s advocate routine as we unpack the ideas and different ways of nuancing the concepts. . Find more TNT episodes at www.ProcessThis.Substack.com Check out is podcast with Bo’s new podcast exploring the legacy of his Father Dr. Martin Sanders . Use the code THEOLOGYNERDTHROWDOWN24 for $50 off your ticket , send or become a .
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Daddy Votes, Co-Passion, & Processing Prayer
Theology Nerd Throwdown
In this engaging episode of Theology Nerd Throwdown, hosts Tripp and Bo tackle a range of topics, including the concept of prayer, JD Vance being Biblically illiterate, the redefinition of family in the New Testament, and innovative models for community service. They discuss the idea of 'co-passion' ministries and the impact of nostalgia on religious institutions and share personal stories of ministry and prayer. The episode features thoughtful dialogue on integrating process theology, and offers insights into the evolving mission of the church in contemporary society. Tune in for a rich...
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Bo’s Backlash & Adolescence without a Smart Phone
Theology Nerd Throwdown
In this episode, Bo recounts an experience of backlash during an academic session. That triggered some other memories of live events gone wild:) Plus, Tripp and Bo discuss adolescence without smart phones and being ministers when they reshaped ministry.
We just finished the Christianity in Process class with John Cobb and had a bunch of lingering questions. So I called in my friend and super nerd, Tom Oord, for a little Process Theology QnA. These questions were all submitted by class members, but they ended up inspiring a conversation worth sharing. Plus, Tom and I have been doing a series of “Big God Questions” on the podcast and rarely get past 3 or 4 questions. In this convo we double our normal effort 
Thomas Jay Oord is a theologian, philosopher, and scholar of multi-disciplinary studies. He is an award-winning 
author, and he has written or edited more than twenty-five books. Oord directs a doctoral program at Northwind Theological Seminary and the Center for Open and Relational Theology. He won the Outstanding Faculty Award twelve times as a full-time professor and now speaks at institutions across the globe. Oord is known for his contributions to research on love, open and relational theology, science and religion, and freedom and relationships for transformation.
Some Previous Tripp & Tom Pods
- Authority, Atonement, Abortion, and a Big Hug
- Open and Relational Theology Throwdown
- Open and Relational Q&A with Thomas Jay Oord
- Why Go Wesleyan?
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