@DisabledDeputy I had intended to write more and then got distracted by life, lol. But - I generally try to avoid promoting disability theology written by nondisabled people, just because academia is what it is and too many disabled theologians don't have access.
@DisabledDeputy Published disability theologians seem to be legion, published disabled theologians not so much. Folks of note in the latter category: Nancy Eisland, Nancy Mairs, Darla Schumm, Rabbi Julia Watts-Belser, Jeremy Schipper.
@DisabledDeputy Exceptions to that rule: Jaime Clark-Soles, who imo does a good job of holding herself accountable to the perspectives of disabled/sick folks.
To all the beautiful inhabitants of EpiscoTwitter who showered me with follows, mentions and love last night: thank you. Also, y'all should know I don't hang out on Twitter much. #GC79
If we practice being a follower of Jesus long enough, it becomes our instinct. The heroes of the faith have shown this happening - even at the cost of their lives. -Michael Curry #gc79
“The key is not to turn Jesus’ teachings into a new law. The key is to throw yourself into the arms of Jesus... and then you might learn to love your enemy.” - PB Michael Curry in his sermon at the opening Eucharist at #GC79
A timely reminder from Pres. Jennings: "We are commanded to love the stranger even when it means confronting the terrible power of the principalities." #GC79