Spoils of the Poor: Isaiah 3
by Ched Myers
Conspire, Summer, (2:3), pp 36-38.
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by Ched Myers
Conspire, Summer, (2:3), pp 36-38.
Full Article: Spoils of the Poor: Isaiah 3 SKU: 10-3-F
Ched & Elaine talk about why all Christians would do well to learn from Our Lady of Guadalupe and John the Revelator’s vision of the woman clothed with the sun. Published Dec 15, 2020
by Ched Myers Edited version of a section in the forthcoming Eerdmans Reader in Contemporary Political Theology, edited by W. Cavanaugh and C. Hovey. 4 pp. Note: Twenty years ago I argued that the Cross of the nonviolent Jesus, who lived and died resisting empire and renewing Israel’s alternative social vision, represented a “stumbling block”…
We are back on the trail of weekly posts on Luke and Year C. Tuesday began the season of Epiphany (see this piece on Epiphany under Empire). The first Sunday (1/12) is traditionally celebrated as the Feast of Jesus Baptism. Here are some (edited) notes from Healing Affluenza and Resisting Plutocracy:
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