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Do you like wrestling with meaningful questions? Do you like hopilicious local brew? How about enjoying both at the same time? Denver Brew Theology (DBT) is a diverse community filled with a mosaic of amazing people across the religious/ nonreligious and interfaith spectrum. We hold organized weekly conversations at a local brewpub. DBT is a growing community that gathers around an eclectic table with rad moderators keeping the convo flowing over some delicious CO craft brew. We brew up some zesty topics and relevant questions ranging from Christianity to Atheism, Buddhism to Judaism, etc. along with kicking around conversations pertaining to science, philosophy, sex, gender, race, politics, socio-economic, and justice-centric issues.

We are very open and honest - everything is on the table. If you're going to get bent out of shape if someone questions what you think, maybe this isn't the place for you. Some of the greatest theological conversations throughout history have happened at local pubs. Let's keep that tradition alive. We find that even in our disagreements and differing beliefs, DBT is a safe, ecumenical community that values one another. We find common ground in our shared humanity and are strangely yet remarkably unified by being together.

In addition to the weekly pub talk, we also publish a podcast - the Brew Theology Podcast - which is a microcosm of our weekly gatherings in half the time. We affirm all people, and everyone's voice truly matters. We simply ask that everyone be respectful, loving and gracious toward his or her fellow Denver Brew Theologian. We are the "home base" to #BrewTheology, an alliance/ network with chapters across the country (www.brewtheology.org). Denver as well. See ya at the pub soon.

Peace,
Janel and Rob
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  • Lamplight, Lager, & Learning About Diwali

    Lamplight, Lager, & Learning About Diwali

    Strange Craft Beer Company, 1330 Zuni Street , Unit M, Denver, CO, US

    Date: Thursday, October 23 @ 7:00pm
    Location: Strange Craft Beer Company
    Zoom:
    https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83219357817
    Curriculum: Coming Soon!
    Password: brew

    Join us for some excellent discussion and delicious Brews at Strage Craft Beer Co! This week we are discussing Diwali—the Festival of Lights—and what it teaches about the triumph of light, freedom, and joy.

    Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is one of the world’s most radiant celebrations. At its heart, it marks the triumph of light over darkness, wisdom over ignorance, and good over evil. While Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs observe it in different ways, they share in the imagery of lamps and radiance as symbols of truth and renewal.

    For Hindus, Diwali recalls stories like Rama’s return to Ayodhya, Krishna’s victory over Narakasura, and the worship of Lakshmi, goddess of prosperity. Jains honor it as the day Lord Mahavira attained liberation, while Sikhs celebrate Bandi Chhor Divas, when Guru Hargobind Ji was freed from imprisonment along with 52 princes. Across traditions, the festival proclaims freedom, purity, and spiritual light.

    Celebrations bring these themes to life through the lighting of lamps, colorful rangoli art, fireworks, feasts, and the sharing of sweets. Families gather for prayer, reflection, and joy, filling homes and communities with warmth and brightness. Diwali is both a sacred time of devotion and a festive reminder that light always finds its way through the dark.

    We’ll bring a festive spirit to the brewery —exploring stories of Diwali and of course - diving into some amazing beers that can only be described as a festival celebration in your mouth!

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