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Feb 24, 2015

Jesus Comes Out – Mark 9:2-10

from Queer Theology Hosted by Queer Theology / Brian G. Murphy & Shannon T.L. Kearns

In the coming year, we’re going to be hosting an interactive course on how to read the Bible through a queer lens to understand it more deeply (and faithfully, even!). This passage is one that we’ll look at more closely — and then give you the tools so that you can find your own queer […] The post Jesus Comes Out – Mark 9:2-10 appeared first on Queer Theology.

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In the coming year, we’re going to be hosting an interactive course on how to read the Bible through a queer lens to understand it more deeply (and faithfully, even!). This passage is one that we’ll look at more closely — and then give you the tools so that you can find your own queer connections throughout Scripture. If you’re interested in that, let us know. Brian and Fr. Shay talk about the Transfiguration as Jesus’ coming out moment. How did this experience shape Jesus’ ministry and his relationship with his disciples? How does this passage give all of us permission to read our own stories into the biblical text? All this and more on this week’s podcast. Photo by Carlos de Toro @carlosdetoro The post Jesus Comes Out – Mark 9:2-10 appeared first on Queer Theology.

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