THEO7050 · Theology
Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences
This seminar will explore the narratives that emerged in theLbgtiq+ communitys protests in the streets demanding recognition of their identities and rights. These experiences gave way to political, theological and spiritual thinking that imagines the person and society in new ways. We will also address ecclesial challenges, focusing new horizons for spirituality, new forms of community and new theological narratives that emerge from gender exclusion as political and spiritual resistance, reshaping the human condition and the Christian identity from denied bodies.
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Spring 2024
1 section