12 Queer Theology - The Bible through Queer Glasses (rediscovering Bible stories)

The Bible was and is still used to hurt LGBTQ+ people amongst others.  What we need is a new look at the Bible and find out how it can be an encouragement instead of a judgment. Kerstin Soelderblom is giving her perspective on Queer Theology and how we can take a Queer look at the familiar.    LINKS: The Priceless Podcast Support the podcast  The European Forum of LGBT Christian Groups Support the EU Forum    Kerstin's webpage   Get her book (in German)     Bible Verses Kerstin mentioned (positively) Genesis 1:27f., people are made in the image of God Matthew 22:30-35, "Double Commandment of love" 1. Corinthians 12:27, "Body of Christ" Galatians 3:28, "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, no male and female...."     The "clobber texts": Leviticus 18:22; Leviticus 20:13; Romans 1:18-32; 1 Corinthinas 6:9-10; 1 Timothy 1:9-10.         Literature in English: Linn Marie Tonstad, Queer Theology, Cascade Books (USA) 2018,   K. Renato Lings: Love Lost in Translation. Homosexuality and the Bible,  Trafford Publishing (Canada) 2013 (work with the "clobber texts")     Queer Re-lectures (in German): Joseph und seine Brüder Ruth and  Naomi   The Eunuch of Ethiopia

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A podcast about the topic of LGBT and spirituality. Listen to stories of people from all over Europe who are LGBT and have a religious background. Listen about their journeys of reconciling their faith and sexual orientation as well as their journey of self-discovery and acceptance. You will also hear about different countries and how it is for LGBT people to live there and what challenges they are facing and/or blessings enjoying.