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Rape Culture, Religion & the Bible. Blog: https://teapawt.net/t.co/DTeEhSQ9Lq. Book series: Routledge Focus. Content warning: violence, gender based/sexual violence.

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Here’s our new Film! Rape Culture and the Bible: Scholars Reflect shilohproject.blog/heres-our… via @ProjShiloh
Here’s our new Film! Rape Culture and the Bible: Scholars Reflect

Here’s our new Film! Rape Culture and the Bible: Scholars Reflect

Today's post is by Barbara Thiede. Barbara is the editor of a forthcoming book with the title Rape Culture and the Bible: Scholars Reflect (Routledge Focus). The

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Genesis 14: Could Lot Potentially Be a Victim of Attempted Sexual Enslavement or Attempted Wartime Rape? shilohproject.blog/genesis-1… via @ProjShiloh
Genesis 14: Could Lot Potentially Be a Victim of Attempted Sexual Enslavement or Attempted Wartime...

Genesis 14: Could Lot Potentially Be a Victim of Attempted Sexual Enslavement or Attempted Wartime...

Today’s post is by Victoria Mildenhall. The featured image is The Capture of Lot, by James Dabney McCabe, 1842-1883. Victoria studied

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What has the Bible to do with Deepfake Porn? shilohproject.blog/what-has-… via @ProjShiloh
What has the Bible to do with Deepfake Porn?

What has the Bible to do with Deepfake Porn?

Today’s post is by Tasia Scrutton. Tasia is an Associate Professor at the University of Leeds and Director of the Centre for Philosophy of Religion and

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The problem with the Virgin Mary story (and it’s not what you think) @KatieBEdwards independent.co.uk/voices/vir…
The problem with the Virgin Mary story (and it’s not what you think)

The problem with the Virgin Mary story (and it’s not what you think)

Instead of teaching young girls and women that they are more than their bodies, it reinforces this narrative that sex, abstinence and motherhood are the sum of their worth, writes Katie Edwards

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Edge Hill University@edgehill22 Dec 2024
When you think of the Christmas Story, you might think of a little donkey or the Inn Keeper, but a lot of these elements don’t actually appear in the Bible. In an article for @ConversationUK, Dr Chris Greenough, EHU Prof. of Social Sciences, explores why: orlo.uk/HmG5P
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Prof David Tombs@TombsDavid20 Dec 2024
'Many of the men who assaulted her received far shorter sentences than Dominique Pelicot... as little as 3 years... striking, given that some Just Stop Oil protesters... were jailed for as many as 5 years for non-violent crimes.' Tasia Scrutton @ProjShiloh shilohproject.blog/the-verdi…
The verdicts on the Pelicot trial are a victory – but only a partial one

The verdicts on the Pelicot trial are a victory – but only a partial one

Today's post is by Tasia Scrutton. Tasia is an Associate Professor at the University of Leeds and Director of the Centre for Philosophy of Religion and Theology.

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The verdicts on the Pelicot trial are a victory – but only a partial one shilohproject.blog/the-verdi… via @ProjShiloh
The verdicts on the Pelicot trial are a victory – but only a partial one

The verdicts on the Pelicot trial are a victory – but only a partial one

Today's post is by Tasia Scrutton. Tasia is an Associate Professor at the University of Leeds and Director of the Centre for Philosophy of Religion and Theology.

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SCM Press@SCM_Press18 Dec 2024
SCM Press is pleased to announce our first Open Access title: When did we see you naked? Edited by Jayme Reaves, @TombsDavid and Rocio Figueroa Available by PDF here: scmpress.hymnsam.co.uk/media… For more information about our Open Access program, visit scmpress.co.uk/help/open-acc…
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The verdicts on the Pelicot trial are a victory – but only a partial one shilohproject.blog/the-verdi… via @ProjShiloh
The verdicts on the Pelicot trial are a victory – but only a partial one

The verdicts on the Pelicot trial are a victory – but only a partial one

Today's post is by Tasia Scrutton. Tasia is an Associate Professor at the University of Leeds and Director of the Centre for Philosophy of Religion and Theology.

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The Explainer: Five Christmas story elements that don’t appear in the Bible, from the little donkey to the inn keeper. CHRIS GREENOUGH, in an article first published on The Conversation, says some of best-known parts of the Christmas story aren’t in the Bible at all... @sightmagazine #TheExplainer #Christmas #Bible #Gospels #Jesus #birthofJesus #Christ sightmagazine.com.au/the-exp…
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Paul Smalley@PabloPedantic19 Dec 2024
Are you interested in the sociology of religion: the experience and/or exit of LGBTQ+ people in religious traditions? Why not apply for a fully funded PhD at @edgehill (with stipend) and work with Prof Chris Greenough and @seandhenry ? edgehill.ac.uk/departments/s…

Social Sciences | Library and Learning Services | Edge Hill University

From journal articles to book reviews, discover subject resources for Social Sciences with Library and Learning Services at Edge Hill.

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The Shiloh Project@ProjShiloh3 Dec 2024
Funded PhD: Sociology of religion: The experience and/or exit of LGBTQ+ people in religious traditions @edgehill edgehill.ac.uk/departments/s…
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'Five Christmas story elements that don’t appear in the Bible, from the little donkey to the inn keeper' - Chris Greenough @edgehill theconversation.com/five-chr…
Five Christmas story elements that don’t appear in the Bible, from the little donkey to the inn...

Five Christmas story elements that don’t appear in the Bible, from the little donkey to the inn...

Many of the most loved parts of the Christmas story are unbiblical

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Funded PhD: Sociology of religion: The experience and/or exit of LGBTQ+ people in religious traditions @edgehill edgehill.ac.uk/departments/s…
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Manchester R&T@UoMReligion25 Nov 2024
🗣️This week's R&T research seminar features @DawnLlewellyn (@trschester) and @siobhan_jolley in conversation on childlessness. 📌 Join us on Thursday at 4pm in Uni Place 6.207 or via Zoom - contact Scott Midson or Siobhán for the link.
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Bravo ⁦⁦@BishopNewcastle⁩ Bishop calls for Justin Welby to resign over failure to pursue serial abuser theguardian.com/uk-news/2024…
Bishop calls for Justin Welby to resign over failure to pursue serial abuser

Bishop calls for Justin Welby to resign over failure to pursue serial abuser

Helen-Ann Hartley says archbishop’s position is untenable after members of Church of England’s ruling body launch petition

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Prof David Tombs@TombsDavid13 Nov 2024
‘…gross abuses of power – in this case tied to a perverted theology of punishment as a route to redemption – were enabled and overlooked by an institution that ought to have had young people’s safety at its heart.’ theguardian.com/commentisfre…
The Guardian view on abuse and the Church of England: a reckoning is due for a shameful failure |...

The Guardian view on abuse and the Church of England: a reckoning is due for a shameful failure |...

Editorial: Justin Welby didn’t do enough when told about John Smyth’s sadistic offending – and he knows it

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The beginnings of a response to the election shilohproject.blog/the-begin… via @ProjShiloh
The beginnings of a response to the election

The beginnings of a response to the election

Like so many others, I am reeling about the US election result, as I start – through feelings of, by turns, fear, anger, alarm, outrage and sorrow

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Edge Hill University@edgehill4 Nov 2024
Actor Luke Evans has released a memoir about his experience growing up as a Jehovah’s Witness & having to deal with religious & homophobic prejudice. In response, Prof Dr Chris Greenough discusses the conflict between being gay & a Jehovah’s Witness: orlo.uk/zUyaG
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“Right-wing Christians are very selective about the Bible passages they quote – and even more so about which lives are deemed sacred”. My latest for @Independent independent.co.uk/voices/bib… #Election2024 #ElectionDay #electionday2024 #USElections #USAElection2024
Be careful quoting the Bible when it comes to abortion

Be careful quoting the Bible when it comes to abortion

Right-wing Christians are very selective about the Bible passages they quote – and even more so about which lives are deemed sacred, writes scholar Katie Edwards

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