Thinking in Public is a forum for extended intelligent conversation about important theological and cultural issues with the people who are shaping them.

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[…] You, however, say it's these four streams, conservative, revivalist, liberal, and liberationist. I'd love to hear you unpack that. Yeah, so I thought it would make sense to have a taxonomy that was more about the ways in which Religion was practiced, Christianity was practiced, rather than focus just on the denominations, and especially because the denominations split and split and split again, and it gets so confusing. And so I talk about all of those as well. But a few things I wanted to do. One is to make sure that it was clear that a conservative and a revivalist are really two different things. […]
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