Delivered Into Queerness
from The Sacred Resonance Podcast Hosted by Larry J. Morris III
What if deliverance isn't about being freed from queerness, but about discovering freedom within it? After sharing that he had been “delivered from heteronormativity into queerness,” Reverend Larry J. Morris III received a range of responses—including the familiar claim that queerness and Christianity cannot coexist. But what if we've misunderstood both deliverance and the possibilities of queerness? In this episode of The Sacred Resonance Podcast, Larry explores queerness beyond sexuality, without excluding sexuality, as a way of questioning inherited norms, restrictive gender roles, and the systems that shape our lives. Drawing from bell hooks, the Combahee River Collective, and queer theological imagination, he reflects on the relationship between identity, spirituality, and liberation. The conversation invites us to reconsider how our identities shape our understanding of the Sacred, how cultural assumptions influence theology, and what becomes possible when we imagine relationships, communities, and spiritual practices beyond the boundaries we've inherited. A question to carry: What have you been taught is normal that you might be ready to question? Explore the wider Sacred Resonance work at https://sacredresonance.co
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