Journal ArticleThe Journal of Theological Studies · August 26, 2025
AbstractThis article argues that Karl Barth is a justice-involved theologian, someone whose own criminal record and experience in prisons have shaped his core theological commitments. The article serves as a ...
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Chapter · 2021
This chapter introduces the non-burial refrain in the Book of Jeremiah. The non-burial refrain is composed of thirteen variations on the idea that God will slay the people of Judah, leaving their bodies out to be eaten by the birds of the air and the beast ...
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Journal ArticleJournal of Reformed Theology · December 6, 2019
AbstractThree times over the course of thirty-eight years, Karl Barth images God as the monster Leviathan (once each in the Epistle to the Romans, Church Dogmatics II.1 and& IV ...
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Journal ArticleReligions · February 10, 2019
This essay introduces the concept of “carceral hermeneutics,” the art of interpreting Scripture from within prisons as, or alongside, incarcerated persons. Reading the Bible in prison reframes the Bible as a whole, highlighting how the original sit ...
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Journal ArticleTeaching Theology & Religion · January 2019
AbstractThis paper claims that programs in prisons are challenging the very who, where, how, and what of theological education. The author draws on research from the fields of pedagogy and prison studies, nearly a decade of ...
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Chapter · 2013
For women and their partners, faith leaders and their members, historians and their students, this book documents the voices of young Christian women and their refusal to be silent any longer. ...
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Book · October 1, 2011
Weaving together biblical reflection, her own story, and the stories of the moms around her, Jobe reveals the ways in which pregnancy is at the heart of God’s work in the world. ...
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