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“The divide between subjects that are self-determining and those that are not is racialized. In other words, I know who I am because I am not you. But Indigenous epistemologies understand the self as being in radical relationality to all other selves: I know who I am because of my relationships with all humanity and all of creation.”
— Dr. Andrea Lee Smith, Essay #9: Land and People
Apr 20, 2024 07:01PM
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What is good Christian public theology in relation to Israel-Palestine? Good historical realism. Good modern respect for the rule of law. Good love of the God who makes each life sacred. Good love of each sacred individual life and each sacred people. Good, skillful, just peacemaking- so that soon there will be a just peace in the land between the Jordan and the Mediterranean.
— Dr. David P. Gushee
Apr 29, 2024 07:58PM
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Apr 06, 2024 02:48PM
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