Ep88. Queer and Indecent with @thiacooper is now online. Listen wherever you get podcasts or watch it here: https://t.co/91R3o9EU2q
"... the goal is not to formulate one theology but to celebrate the diverse ways of knowing God."
In our latest episode Tamsyn Kereopa joins Katalina Tahaafe-Williams, Tau’alofa Anga’aelangi, and myself in a discussion on the struggle for racial justice in Aotearoa/New Zealand, the shifting forms of colonisation, and a Wahine Maori Theology of Liberation.
Check out the interview with the link above or subscribing to Love Rinse Repeat where you get podcasts.
And be sure to pick up a copy of Shannon Craigo-Snell's The Empty Church
"... at best, we are lackluster performers making a schoolchildren’s attempt at something that is supposed to be truly important and meaningful. We fidget and lose focus. We sing of triumph and glory with dirge-like tempo and obvious disaffection... (cont)
We are comically incompetent at our liturgical task of worshipping almighty God... our performance is not the inbreaking of the New Creation. And yet . . . it is also not not a moment of the Kingdom in our midst. So how do we hold that tension well?”
https://t.co/86j1ZYjcDp
New ep! I spoke with Shannon Craigo-Snell about turning to theatre to ask: Why Church? We discuss what led her to this conversation, how performance as event/interaction/doubleness illuminates the nature of the church, reading Delores Williams with Bertolt Brecht and much more.
Peter Kline is the academic dean and lecturer in systematic theology at St Francis Theological College in Brisbane (part of Charles Sturt University). His research focuses on negative/apophatic theology. Peter is also an artist, https://t.co/hyY2hvsIQY
In the latest episode I spoke with Peter Kline about the fun and flexibility of teaching theological anthropology, talking sex and gender in the classroom, differences in theological institutions between the US to Australia, and what drew him to negative/apophatic theology.
I sat down with Jione Havea to discuss reading Ruth, amidst climate catastrophe, how Jione built this book through talanoa and bible studies with Pasifika people across Australia, Aotearoa, and the Pacific, and how this book "seeks to make any notions of white supremacy absurd."
Had a wonderful time on @liammiller87’s podcast @RinseRepeatPod sharing about my new book #Invisible.
Listen to the #podcast & read my book.
You can also listen to all his past 122 episodes!
https://t.co/MIos1cLXAp
https://t.co/mbxcB6ny0F
Ep123. Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women with @Gracejisunkim
Grace returns to the pod to talk about the racism and sexism encountered presently and historically by Asian American women, before exploring a Theology of Visibility.