The Bible For Normal People
[Faith] Episode 56: Wylin D. Wilson - Womanist Wisdom for a Wounded World
Apr 21, 2025
Wylin D. Wilson, an Associate Professor at Duke Divinity School and author of Womanist Bioethics, discusses how Black women’s experiences expose ethical gaps in healthcare. Through womanist wisdom, she highlights the necessity of centering the vulnerable for community healing. The conversation touches on the urgent need for equity in maternal care and the emotional toll of historical injustices. Wilson also advocates for compassion and solidarity, urging listeners to embrace the complex narratives of lived experiences to foster understanding and justice.
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- Dr. Wylin D. Wilson emphasizes the importance of womanist bioethics in addressing healthcare disparities faced by marginalized communities.
- The discussion highlights the necessity of centering Black women's experiences to foster collective healing and facilitate systematic change.
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Introducing God's Stories for Children
A new children's Bible titled 'God's Stories as Told by God's Children' has been released, emphasizing inclusivity and respect for children’s intellect and imagination. The book features contributions from over 50 scholars and practitioners from various religious backgrounds, aiming to provide a diverse portrayal of biblical narratives. It serves not only as a storybook but also as a resource for parents to engage with their children's beliefs and traditions alongside biblical tales. This initiative reflects a commitment to make biblical scholarship accessible and relatable to young readers.
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