Feminist theology and the Turn towards publishing in feminism and capitalism
Last night I starting thinking about Revelation 16:15, and how it melded with the Tanakh, and, perhaps, the teaching of the time of Elijah before the period of judgement. I remember once reading a very compelling study that laid out extremely detailed “evidence” that Revelation was a Jewish text that was refashioned and rewritten to …
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The test we are under, the remnants of the subconscious signature, and self-defense
The test is not to have our hearts and minds, our conscience, corrupted by an antagonizing government. Just as when we were children and taught to respect other people’s boundaries, those truisms still exist. God answered why She/He could not intervene. It would not be just. Even on the side of justice. God is too …
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God of Public Stanzas
God was rather mean, interjecting in today’s poem, “I will not be there when you need me / next, because you could not follow my lines” – and it was true I did not write down the words and phrases He/She was attempting to feed to me, but this spiteful God that is more of …
God tries to comfort me, despite my hardheadedness
God said I have to trust in people and then I can “go father than I ever dreamed” and that my inability to trust is what is holding me back creatively. God said I am afraid to let down my internally seeded guard because it would destroy my vision that people are evil. I reminded …
I woke about 10 pm and God is here. We talked about poetry.
God, presenting Himself as male, said He likes this poem, even though I refer to God in how She presented Herself as female, for quite some time. (God has presented Herself as male before, God is endless and above gender.) Amongst the downfall of sleeping armieshttps://subspacewagon.systems/amongst-the-downfall-of-sleeping-armies/ I was re-reading it, to re-familiarize myself with the …
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The Subconscious Signature: We have arrived at an important point in tune with collective time
I have written about the subconscious signature many times before. I wish I could share what being in tune with the subconscious signature is like. It is what connects humanity and the stars and even God all together in a pattern that is more than instinct, more than insight, but even more than time itself. …
Measurements Upon Measurements (cross-posted)
My bruised rib has only got worse. My doctors office is closed on weekends. Also closed on evenings or I would have gone yesterday. Considering going to the emergency room. I really don’t want the extra hospital bill. I’m still paying off dentist. Not even sure I can afford another bill. Especially when I have …
(cross-posting) Note: Continuing humanities teaching and research after the discontinuation of grants
I do not think individual humanities work needs to stop with the removal of grants. Yes, clearly communities and community culture will be hurt. However, individuals can continue privately, to the best of their ability, and budget, share openly in the spirit of Open Access and the common good. We are called to be stewards …
Short Memo: (Expanding a repost) – Considerations for Seeing an Unseen God
I miss praying. It was very centering. Very calming. But I now follow a God who has never been seen or written about. Any attempt to create a spoken prayer would be misguided. It would certainly be influenced by one’s culture and previous exposure to other religions. There is no escaping influence. And there are …
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Very Incomplete List, but Perhaps Some Helpful Feminist Readings
(Not all of these are citations in Chicago Style, why? Because there is enough information to show you were to find the book or article and I do not have to patience to go through all of them) Pamela K. Gilbert’s essay, “Sex and the modern city: English studies and the spatial turn,” from The …
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