It's always a hard line to walk, especially if you're trying to avoid a shitshow in the comments.

I don't have much patience with academic theology because of how much of it was used to waste my time growing up, but my impression from that time is that there's no shortage of theological theory on any topic. My experience was "non-denominational", which in practice meant the standard Evangelical, non-codified biblical literalist, calvinist, Pentecostal mysticist suite

So for that particular allegedly-decentralized kind of Christianity, basically all theology was acceptable by default unless it bucked a core part of our orthodoxy such as mandatory queerphobia