Show Notes
This episode was recorded live at Theology Beer Camp 2026 in Kansas City, MO. It features a diverse panel discussing justice, belonging, and the future of Christianity. They explore deconstruction, systemic injustice, and how faith communities can evolve to be more inclusive and healing.
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Chapters
04:23 Justice in Faith and Systemic Whiteness
09:42 The Fear of Hell and Justice
20:00 Imagining a Non-White, Non-Male God
45:07 Personal Journeys of Abandonment and Wholeness
54:51 Healing, Belonging, and Embodied Faith
01:00:44 The Future of Christianity and Deconstruction
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