The Bible & Beer Consortium

12/13/2024

A festive Mini Me

10/27/2024

TODAY!

Come witness Eric Hernandez and Richard Suttles unleash their wrath on one another with full contact interpretive dancing.

(Some of the aforementioned details may or may not happen. But, there will be Food Trucks, succulent beverages, and a wonderful patio for catching up and making new friends!)

10/26/2024

Tomorrow!

10/22/2024

10/16/2024

Sunday, October 27th
5PM-8PM

Eric Hernandez and Richard Suttles discuss

“Can Natural Processes Provide A Foundation For Morals?”

Admission is FREE
All Ages are Welcome!

10/08/2024

Michael Jones and Aron Ra take on the debate topic, "Is Christianity Dangerous?". Michael Jones sources.https://www.dropbox.com/s/gg8itwxdwu4w2ts/Michael%20...

05/17/2022

Thank you for your patience.

We’re still here.

09/11/2019

B&BC Debate from last month in Austin with Dr. Kevin Stuart and Matt Dillahunty

The Bible & Beer Consortium - AUSTIN. Dr. Kevin Stuart and Matt Dillahunty recently sat down to have a conversation about the fundamental rights secured in t...

09/10/2019

“I've always taken it to be a key marker of intellectual maturity when one can disagree strongly with people and still be friends. Few groups exemplify that principle as thoroughly as the folks at B&BC. From the very first communication, it was like we were old friends. I look forward to attending more events, especially if they come back to Austin, which I very much hope they do.” Dr. Kevin E. Stuart, Austin Institute for the Study of Family and Culture

08/05/2019

"The Bible Beer Consortium event was probably the most successful public discussion of philosophical and theological issues I have ever been a part of. The event was handled with professionalism, the audience was involved, and the general tone was one of interest and respect. I was gratified to find that even those who disagreed with me were appreciative of the discussion and thanked me personally for participating. This is a model forum and my only regret is that there isn’t something like this in Dallas!" Dr. Robert J. Howell – Professor of Philosophy / SMU