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b'Welcome to a special episode of the Theology Nerd podcast. Today, the Good Doctor Daniel Kirk is talking to Jeffrey Pugh about his book, \\xa0The Homebrewed Christianity Guide to the End Times: Theology After You’ve Been Left Behind.
\\nHear about Jeffrey’s personal history with apocalyptic movements, the secret to the end of the world, the system of thought behind the dispensationalist beliefs, inerrancy and hermeneutics, the difference between apocalypticism and eschatology, the difference between literal and non-literally readings and how we know when to use which.
\\nPlus, Daniel and Jeff talk about:
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\\n* what can apocalyptic literature teach us today?
\\n* what role does Israel play in all of this?
\\n* how do we tell life-giving narratives, rather than death-dealing ones?
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\\n#TheologyBeerCamp Summer Edition is coming to Denver and Oklahoma City this August.\\xa0Head over to\\xa0theologybeercamp.com to get your\\xa0tickets. You won\\u2019t want to miss Tripp and Peter Rollins dueling in the process vs. radical theology battle of the summer. Plus, we might convince Pete to sing karaoke\\u2026
\\nWe will be starting a new High Gravity class for the Homebrewed Community Members: The Theology Nerd\\u2019s Guide to Reading the Bible.\\xa0Current members will have access to the class, and non-members will be able to purchase the class soon. But the best way to get the class is to become a monthly Homebrewed Community Member. You will get access to all of the past High Gravity courses, #EPICReads, exclusive bonus content, and a network of other theology nerds to help you brew your own faith. Just visit homebrewedcommunity.com to sign up.
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