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Theology in the Dirt

Theology in the Dirt

De: Mitchell Jolly and Chris Hayes
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Theology in the Dirt exists to help us practice our theology in the public square of our homes, our city and our world. Hosts: Mitchell Jolly, Chris Hayes, Jon Palmer Executive Producer: Chris HayesMitchell Jolly and Chris Hayes Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • TID #202 AI and the Bible: Tool or Temptation?

    TID #202 AI and the Bible: Tool or Temptation?
    Mar 24 2026

    Chris and Jon introduce a new short series about AI and Christians and how these two things intersect, the positives and the dangers, and much more. This episode focuses on Bible reading and study as well as sermon prep amongst other similar things. Enjoy!

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    55 m
  • TID #201 Is Creation Literal or Figurative?

    TID #201 Is Creation Literal or Figurative?
    Mar 10 2026

    Thanks to a question submitted by a listener and fan, we talk about creation and whether or not it is a literal story or figurative. To answer that we define creation and what the story is really about in Genesis 1. We also discuss the gap theory and other theories involved and whether or not creation is 7 days of 24 hours or if they are not literal 24 hour days. Hope you enjoy the discussion.

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    53 m
  • TID #200 Listener Mailbag: Part Two

    TID #200 Listener Mailbag: Part Two
    Mar 4 2026

    200 Episodes!!!! Wow!! Thank you all so much. In what ended up becoming our longest episode ever (we think), we do part two of the mailbag answering questions sent in by you all. We got deeper than expected on some topics and also had a lot of fun as always. We have some great episodes and topics lined up that we will be recording over the next couple of months that we believe you will all enjoy. Thanks for your support!

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    1 h y 38 m
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