41. Where In The World Is My Theology? [The Apologists Can't Hurt You Here]

STARTER PACK: The Apologists Can't Hurt You Here

Location. Location. Location. Where our theologies come from matters. Whether we are anchoring traditional Reformational theology to a Swiss-French context in the 16th century, Methodism to an English-American context in the 18th century, or #WeirdChristian Twitter in the 21st century, it's important to do the work to know our source.

Mentioned in the episode: 

• The Tweet
• Genetic Fallacy Wiki
• The Protestant Work Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism by Max Weber
• The Rise of Network Christianity by Brad Christerson and Richard Flory
• Trans Regret Snoopy Presents The Bible
• The Servant by James Hunter

Follow the hosts on Twitter: 

• Josh: @joshlieuallen
• Emily: @RevRettinghouse
• Stephen: @stephenghenning

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