Sequential Theology is an Unbound Graphic Column framed in interviews about theology, activism, and justice.
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Who is David Dark to David Dark? I am David Dark of Nashville. I read, and process, and write things down, and walk, and try to see clearly, try to listen, and try to be a healer in my relationships with people. Since I was a child, I was engaged
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Hiya! Tell me, who is lenny duncan to lenny duncan? I think of myself as a historian of the Weird in the so-called USA. My academic focus is on the esoteric, magick, and folk religions. While I was ordained Lutheran Priest I was nearly tried for witchcraft, but the attempt
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Reading poetry is one of the ways some of us nourish our faith, a way we set or reset our inner compass and stay focused on the big picture, on the spiritual journey. I know that is true for me. In this monthly column, ‘Setting the Inner Compass,’ I share some
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In contemporary theological studies, the voice and impact of African women theologians have been instrumental in redefining religious and ethical paradigms around the world. Their contributions not only enrich theology with historically marginalized perspectives, but also challenge and transform power structures within faith communities.
The theological work of women makes illuminates
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More work from jules leslie webb can be found here.
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April was National Poetry Month. Although this column began in 2020 as a National Poetry Month project, I skipped the April column this year in part because there are lots of places to find poems in April. One gift of National Poetry Month is that poetry is widely shared and
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The emergence of Abya Yala theology signifies a shift in the theological discourse of Christianity on the continent. European Christian missionaries and soldiers who claimed to rule and control the land introduced Christianity more than five centuries ago. Although some consider this colonization process as a meeting of cultures, civilizations,
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This is the very first installment in a new UNBOUND column, to be composed of interview-based comics about liberating theological practice. It's called Sequential Theology.
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Reading poetry is one of the ways some of us nourish our faith, a way we set or reset our inner compass and stay focused on the big picture, on the spiritual journey. I know that is true for me. ‘Setting the Inner Compass’, is a column where I share
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