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TNT: Quaker Cast with Callid Keefe-Perry
Welcome the newest Theology Nerd to the Homebrewed Team! Callid Keefe-Perry is a long-time friend of the podcast and a self-identified Hyper-Theist.
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He is famous for his The\xa0Image of Fish blog and one of the ring-leaders of the Theopoetics working group at AAR.
Bo and Callid take a tour of Quaker history, the theological Anabaptist landscape, what the deal is with \u201cCommunal Discernment,\u201d and whether or not Rob Bell is doing something bad by not having it.
They also wax poetic about why Practical Theology is the discipline that both he and Bo find a home in with the Academy.
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You can hear Callid\u2019s earlier appearance\xa0on the podcast from last year\u2019s Wild Goose East Festival.
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More stuff from Callid about Friends is over at the Jewels of Quakerism Project.