Intersectional Theologies
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Intersectional Theologies: Uncover Entangled Relationships, Reveal Perspectives.
Intersectional Theologies deals with structures of oppression, inequality and questions of justice in religion and theology. Sensitively and with a global perspective.
A podcast of World Christianity and Religious Studies, University of Hamburg.
Intersectional Theologies beschäftigt sich mit Unterdrückungstrukturen, Ungleichheit und Gerechtigkeitsfragen in Religion und Theologie. Sensibel und mit globalem Blick.
Ein Podcast der Interkulturellen Theologie und Religionswissenschaft der Universität Hamburg.
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The podcast addresses themes of oppression, inequality, and justice in religious contexts, focusing on subjects such as ecological theology, curriculum development in theological education, and the role of marginalized voices in biblical interpretation, with episodes featuring discussions on ecological approaches to theology and the integration of climate justice into religious teachings.
Intersectional Theologies: Uncover Entangled Relationships, Reveal Perspectives.
Intersectional Theologies deals with structures of oppression, inequality and questions of justice in religion and theology. Sensitively and with a global perspective.
A podcast of World Christianity and Religious Studies, University of Hamburg.
Intersectional Theologies beschäftigt sich mit Unterdrückungstrukturen, Ungleichheit und Gerechtigkeitsfragen in Religion und Theologie. Sensibel und mit globalem Blick.
Ein Podcast der Interkulturellen Theologie und Religionswissenschaft der Universität Hamburg.
In this episode, Professor Claudia Jahnel and Professor Jione Havea talk about Havea’s ecological approach to Old Testament texts. Jione shares his personal motivation to look at theology ecologically and together they question the value of labels and schools in theological discourse. Is climate still in the margin? Or is our theological thinking only guided in such a way that we do not perceive ecology as a center?
Jione Havea is a native Methodist pastor from Tonga, and Adjunct Professor in biblical and cultural studies with the School of Theology, Charles Sturt University, and in religious and indigenous studies with the University of Divinity in Melbourne (both universities are in Australia).
In his church work, Jione was involved in the greening (revision) of the curriculum of Sia’atoutai Theological College (Tonga) and of the formation and continuing education programs of the Methodist Church in Tonga (2022-2024). He currently serves in the role of Catalyst for the Stewardship of Earth, with responsibility for the AcClimatise the Lectionary Project within the NSW and ACT Synod of the Uniting Church in Australia.
In this season, titled “The(o)Ecology – A Green Curriculum,” we speak with international experts on the topic of Ecological Justice in Religion and Theology.
This episode is in English.
„Intersectional Theologies“ is a podcast from the Institute for World Christianity and Religious Studies at the University of Hamburg.
Mentioned in this episode:
- Rasiah S. Sugirtharajah: Voices from the Margin: Interpreting the Bible in the Third World (First Edition 1991; Second Edition 1995)
- Rasiah S. Sugirtharajah: Still at the Margins. Biblical Scholarship Fifteen Years after the Voices from the Margin (2008)
- Marcella Althaus-Reid: Indecent Theology. Theological Perversions in Sex, Gender and Politics (2000)
- Gloria Anzaldúa: Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza (1987)
- Bob Marley: Redemption Song (1980)
- Archie C.C. Lee, Professor in the Religion Department at Chung Chi College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
- Joseph Conrad (1857–1924), Schriftsteller
- Bible: Genesis 2;3; Exodus 16; Jonah; Ecclesiastes
- Quran: Yunus, Sure 10
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