This is published as public on youtube. At least, it showed up in my feed, and I am enjoying it. My suggestion: add some description that will give the random viewer some context: What is your organization? What is this class? Who is the presenter? Are the written materials for the class downloadable? Thank you.

Good presentation. "Legislative binding" - you talk about where that is located, and how it has moved towards the local dioceses and congregations. What does that mean for the person in the pew? They still get "bound by legislation" from some authority above them, don't they? I'm not against authority and not against congregations with different expressions. But, what is the recourse for, for example, a gay person who finds themself in an non-affirming congregation, which has "binding legislation" against them? Change your parish, or find another one? Maybe that's an okay choice, but does the church publicize that option (or responsibility?) for church members? "We allow individual congregations to follow their own traditions and legislate their members accordingly. You, as a member, are encouraged to join a parish that fits your culture." Maybe I'm reducing this to absurdity - but, at some point, "binding legislation" will come down to some hard questions.

so good Altizer is truly a great theologian. He looks like Nietzsche . 2023 Huh kyung young Eternal milk Kerygma 1st century Israel = 21st century Korea . You have to know that . Amazing historical events are taking place there . Longitude 127 Seoul Okinawa Soul Axis -- Bahai Faith Rael Jesus Huh kyung young Magnificent aletheia .

Ty for the upload

God, people in the south have always been the dumbest most backwards things in the world haven't y'all? Lol

This has become the norm in mainstream Protestant colleges.