Et al. by Baylor University Press
Et al. by Baylor University Press
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Join Baylor University Press in exploring scriptural, historical, and theological studies of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam as well as the world of publishing.
In this conversation, Anna Kate interviews Daniel Rempel about his book ‘A Disruptive Witness,’ which explores the intersection of disability theology and Christian witness. The discussion delves into Karl Barth’s theology of witness, the concept of vocation, and the importance of understanding sin as falsehood in the context of disability. Rempel emphasizes the need for a robust theological account of disability that respects the voices of those with disabilities and challenges societal prejudices. Rempel discusses the intersection of theology, disability, and vocation, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the agency of individuals with intellectual disabilities within the Christian community.
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