Fellipe do Vale

Fellipe do Vale, a tutor in doctrine at Trinity College Bristol, dives deep into the complexities of the Song of Solomon. He discusses its dual nature as both a literal love poem and an allegory for divine love, offering insights on the rich imagery and dynamic character relationships. The conversation navigates themes of desire, the significance of marriage, and how human love reflects the divine. Listeners will appreciate the exploration of these ideas within the broader context of biblical teaching and the transformative power of love.

Dr. Fellipe do Vale, theologian and author, explores the connection between gender and love. He discusses the complexity of gender, proposes an integrated approach between theology and gender theory, and emphasizes the importance of understanding gender through the lens of love. The podcast also delves into Augustine's inconsistent views on gender, examines gendered goods and stereotypes, and discusses the role of love in addressing violence against women.