In this workshop W. David O. Taylor and participants explored how the ostensibly obscene language of the curse psalms occupies the same basic territory as profane language. They discussed how the psalmist uses hyperbolic profane language in order to give faithful expression to profane experiences—experiences that violate human dignity and that desecrate God’s good purposes for the world.
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Singing Bilingual Psalms from Passion Week through Ascension Day
A conversation with Tony Alonso.
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In a world generically “spiritual,” how does a preacher tend to the highest calling of the pastoral life: the tending of souls?
Women and the Gender of God
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Singing Bilingual Psalms from Passion Week through Ascension Day
A conversation with Tony Alonso.
Preaching and Soul Care (For Preachers and Their Hearers)
In a world generically “spiritual,” how does a preacher tend to the highest calling of the pastoral life: the tending of souls?
Women and the Gender of God
At the intersection of theology and anthropology, this session will investigate the impact of the language Christians use for God.
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Explore the sometimes overlooked but vital roles women play in the parables of Jesus.