For many people, the words “gay theology”, or even more, “queer theology” sound like a contradiction in terms, but it has been around explicitly for some decades now – and implicitly, according to some theologians, from the very beginning, as…
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Water into Wine: Rereading the Wedding Feast at Cana.
Yesterday I dipped into two books, and found ideas that amplified each other with powerful effect, especially in the current context of advances for marriage equality and the bishops’ opposition. “Take Back the Word” (ed Robert Goss) is a compilation…
Pioneers of Gay & Lesbian Theology: Reversing the Discourse.
Obama’s officially designated “Pride Month” of June has come and gone, but the season of Pride continues – especially here in the UK, where the major Pride celebrations are in any case held later: in July (London) and August (Brighton).…
“How The Catholic Church Made Me Into a Lesbian Feminist”: Elizabeth Stuart”.
When people ask me how I can possible remain a practicing Catholic while also being an extremely out lesbian feminist, my answer is that it was from the Catholic Church that I learn that God was a God of liberation…
