All Theology Has a Context

One of the critiques about queer theology is it makes God in our own image... but people have been doing that for as long as theology has existed! So what's the real issue? Find out in this video.

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This was a brilliant video. Subbed

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The argument that 'straight white men do it so we should too, feels like is a poor barometer as to whether something is wise. For example, the passion narrative is about Jesus suffering and dying for our souls. The only identity we should be relating that too is our Christian identity not our earthly social constructs. Relating Jesus's persecution to the Black or gay experience suddenly means redefining martyrdom. In contrast, people painting Jesus according to the images of people available in your culture seems a lot less relevant to actual theology. Hope you respond and don't just delete my comment because I am curious