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As part of creating space online for ongoing Pub Theology conversation, I’m considering a new Facebook group. This will be for pub theologians everywhere to gather at a virtual table, to discuss any number of topics. Vote on the Facebook page with your thoughts. If you think I should consider something other than Facebook, let me know that in the comments.

I’m in the process of creating a new Pub Theology website, so ideally whatever I create can be embedded and accessed there.

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Pub Theology Live-Tweet

Tonight at our regular Pub Theology DC gathering, we'll be LIVE TWEETING - you can join us in person, at the Bier Baron at , or you can jump in on the conversation via Twitter using #pubtheology. Be sure to follow me (@bryberg) and (@pubtheology). Here are the topics we'll be discussing: If you could name the street you live on what would you call it? if you received an extra burrito when ordering at your local shop would you say something? True or false: We should be wary of any efforts to improve human nature. Did you march on Saturday? Are you marching tomorrow? Does marching lead to justice? Did Jesus pay for our sins? In what way? Is hell a just punishment for sinful people? WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU! Come on down and join us for a pint, or grab your smart phone, a pint, and hit the Twitters! Starting at 7pm.

Pub Theology Recap March 24

Is God’s forgiveness unconditional? Is it for everyone? The first response: "Yes it is conditional. I grew up in the church hearing that if God forgives you, you've got to start living differently, otherwise it obviously didn't make any difference, and in that case - you're not really forgiven." Next response: "What about Jesus saying that we need to forgive people seventy times seven? Doesn't that imply that forgiveness is unlimited, and therefore unconditional?"

Harmony Brewing Co – this Thursday!

This Thursday, I am excited to facilitate a Pub Theology session at Harmony Brewing Company in Eastown, Grand Rapids. Harmony Brewing is at 1551 Lake Drive SE in GR. They're a great new(er) brewery in Grand Rapids and I can't wait to check out what they've got on tap. Looks like they've got some really cool things going on. We'll get things started around 8pm. Join us for some good conversation over a good pint.

A Naive Approach to Interfaith Dialogue

I am nearly finished with Berghoef's work, which I had high hopes for. I appreciate points ... but I have to say that I do disagree about some of Berghoef's intentions. If it were merely a monograph to discuss active listening in interfaith settings, I would be all ears. But within that framework he exposes that he is not a Christian living in a ...

Your Brain on Beer vs. Coffee

Since I consume both of these beverages in large quantities, it was nice to see what I've gotten myself into! Thought I would share this essential knowledge with all of you. Enjoy. The Good: Beer makes you less worried about the world around you, which frees up your brain to make deeper connections and come up with great ideas. The caffeine from coffee kicks in after only 5 minutes, which gives you more energy and a stronger ability to focus. The Bad: A couple of beers makes you less focused and decreases your memory. See the full post for more.

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  1. Hey Bryan, please send me a copy of your two books and I’ll read and review them in Church Planter Magazine. I’m a fellow author (David C. Cook 2013) so I get it. Perhaps we can get you on the church planter podcast as well. I lived for 12 years in Wales, UK and did plenty of ministry out of pubs. It’d be good to talk.

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