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A beer review containing Elderberry and yet no Monty Python comments. Corey
and Joshua continue to dissect Batman v Superman. How interested are they
in the future DC movies? Can anything save Wonder Woman?

Joshua and Corey discuss the recent Hollywood Blockbuster "flop"
(financially) Batman v. Superman. Why have Warner Brothers tried to push
the DC development so quickly? The audience response to this jam-packed
movie has been negative. Joshua and Corey begin to discuss their problems
with the movie.

Shane Anderson and Joshua continue to discuss ordination's purpose for
academia and the church. How could a strong emphasis on ordination help the
health of the local church and parachurch movements? What can be learned
from different traditions struggling with the same heresies? How has the
parachurch movement helped facilitate doctrinal inerrancies?

Joshua continues his conversation with Shane Anderson on transparency and
its impact on the church. How does transparency impact parachurch
ministries and how we view speakers/participants? What value would
ordination bring to the table on matters of church discipline and the
health of evangelicalism?

The topic of transparency continues as Shane Anderson joins in to offer
some thoughts. Why is it that "speaking one's mind" has suddenly become a
virtue? Doesn't this lead to anything spoken being virtuous simply by being
spoken? How has concept of transparency affected the church and its
leadership? How can it help explain the current political cycle and our
obsession with Donal Trump? 

Another beer review results in another reviewed porter — this time from the
sunny San Diego, California. In addition, Joshua offers more thoughts on
transparency in audio form. There are good and bad forms of transparency —
it is important to know the difference. Finally, Joshua thanks individuals
for their prayers, messages, and counsel. May the family table of Torrey
Gazette continue to grow.