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Isherwood, Lisa; Quero, Hugo Córdova

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“…7 As Cooper in her work on Althaus-Reid concludes in this regard "teaching theology is not about disseminating previously accepted knowledge; it is about crafting knowledge and action together to change systems and structures, to build an understanding of God together" (Cooper, 2021, p. 15). 8 Recent work on the queer and liberative aspects of Althaus-Reid's indecent theology includes Lisa Isherwood and Hugo Córdova Quero's anthology consisting of contributions from queer theologians in Asia and Latin America (Isherwood & Quero, 2020). 9 In this article, I use the term "queer" to describe the nonnormative, transgressive lives of people not adhering to the heteronormative structures of society.…”

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Indecent eco‐theology: A case for practice‐oriented eco‐theology

Birkler

2023

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In this article, I propose that eco‐theology should become indecent. Eco‐theology has a lot to learn from Marcella Althaus‐Reid's indecent theology and its orientation towards practice and warning against formalizing and intellectualizing theology within the universities’ walls. This focus on how we act in the world and then thereafter on how we understand the world, ourselves, and God can be advantageous for eco‐theology as it tackles the very concrete reality of the climate crisis. In indecent theology, practice guides and corrects perception. After an introduction to Althaus‐Reid's indecent theology and its relevance to the mobilization of religious communities in the climate crisis, I exemplify perception‐oriented eco‐theology with Sallie McFague's eco‐theology and ask where a practice‐oriented indecent eco‐theology can find inspiration. I then offer a look into what an indecent eco‐theology might look like and mention eco‐friendly practices found in various religious communities.

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“…88Recent work on the queer and liberative aspects of Althaus‐Reid's indecent theology includes Lisa Isherwood and Hugo Córdova Quero's anthology consisting of contributions from queer theologians in Asia and Latin America (Isherwood & Quero, 2020). …”

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“…Assim, a peça da Jo Clifford situa-se no diálogo com a Trans-theology 30 . A Teologia-Trans convida as igrejas a abraçar e liderar os debates sobre pessoas transsexuais e travestis, porque como a realidade redentora do mundo" 31 . Althaus-Reid e Isherwood chamam a atenção para o corpo trans* de Jesus.…”

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E vos, quem dizeis que eu sou? A recepção do Evangelho Segundo Jesus, Rainha do Ceú no Brasil

McGeoch

2019

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Neste artigo, analisa-se a recepção de Rainha Jesus no Brasil. A peça O Evangelho Segundo Jesus, Rainha do Ceú estreou no Brasil em 2016. A peça foi escrito por Jo Clifford que mora na Escócia. Ela foi traduzida por Natalia Mallo (uma argentina que mora no Brasil), e, a atriz Renata Carvalho protagoniza Rainha Jesus na versão brasileira da peça. Especificamente, no artigo consideram-se as intervenções públicas de um prefeito evangélico do Rio de Janeiro, uma cantora lésbica da Bahia e um monge beneditino. A recepção de Jesus é um tema fundamental para a teologia. A peça, O Evangelho Segundo Jesus, Rainha do Ceú pauta no Brasil a própria pergunta de Jesus, recordada no Evangelho de Mateus, “E vos, quem dizeis que eu sou?” (Mat 16: 15).

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E vos, quem dizeis que eu sou? A recepção do Evangelho Segundo Jesus, Rainha do Ceú no Brasil

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