

Christian Feminist Theology with Elizabeth Johnson, Monica Coleman, and Cindy Rigby
Dec 6, 2016
In a riveting discussion, Elizabeth Johnson, a renowned feminist theologian, joins fellow scholars Monica Coleman and Cindy Rigby to explore the transformative power of feminist theology. They share insights into the many trajectories of this discipline, discussing its practical applications within the church and classroom. The trio emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and the need for diverse voices, particularly from women and marginalized communities, in shaping contemporary theological dialogues. Expect engaging anecdotes and profound reflections!
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Spiritual Pilgrimage to Germany: Following Martin Luther
04:10 • 2min
Navigating Integral Christianity in a Pluralistic World
06:18 • 3min
Transforming Theology: A Woman's Journey
08:49 • 10min
The Intersection of Faith, Feminism, and Resilience
18:51 • 22min
Embracing Diversity in Theological Education
40:31 • 13min
Feminism and Faith: A Personal Journey
53:50 • 9min
Voices Unheard: Women in Academia and Theology
01:02:29 • 15min
Engaging the Community: Ways to Support the Podcast
01:17:23 • 2min