Dorothee Sölle with Dr. Nancy Hawkins, IHM
Charles talks with Dr. Nancy Hawkins about 20th-century political theologian Dorothee Sölle and her thoughts on christofascism, theories of divine omnipotence, political theology, community organizing, Meister Eckhart, and the mystical journey. Sölle combines mystical and political theology in a cr…
Dorothee Sölle's Shrek
We're rounding out our big poetry arc with Dorothee Sölle's book Of War and Love. Sölle's book is rad as hell and you're going to be way into it after this episode. We also take a test drive on a new opening bit and do a big Veggietales-esque what did we learn wrap up on poetry.
Intro Music by Am…
Working, Not Working, and Not Working Any More
One fine day in San Francisco, nearly 35 years ago now, I found myself down on Mission Street, standing in line at the unemployment office. Not too many years earlier, as an attorney for the Legal Services Corporation, I had regularly represented people in their disputes with the unemployment offic…
EP 117 - Barth Facts: the Marxist-Christian Dialogue in Germany
In this episode, Matt and Dean talk about James Bentley's book Between Marx and Christ. The book has a lot going on, but the conversation focuses on Christoph Blumhardt, Karl Barth, and Dorothee Sölle.
Intro music by Amaryah Armstrong
Outro music by theillogicalspoon
Liberation, Part 1: Dorothee Sölle
This is Part 1 of our 3-week series on Liberation and we're working with Dorothee Sölle's 3 Frameworks of Christianity. There's a handout for this conversation that would be really helpful if you're listening to this.
Click here to look at the handout.
Introducing Season 8 (and our new co-host!) with Carmen Acevedo Butcher and Brian McLaren
In this opening to Season 8, Learning How to See returns with understanding how to see with the eyes of love. On this season, Brian McLaren introduces his new co-host Dr. Carmen Acevedo Butcher—a scholar, translator, contemplative teacher, and birdwatching chocolate lover—and together, they launch …
Sacred Mystery: Modern Mysticism
Dive into the transformative insights of modern mystics like Simone Weil, Thomas Merton, Richard Rohr, and Dorothee Sölle. Explore how their writings - and the way they lived - can shape our everyday lives. Preacher: Rev. Jasmine Buchanan
Damon Garcia on Purpose, Work, and Life Beyond Capitalism
In this episode, host Gabby Lisi talks with author, speaker, content creator, and public theologian Damon Garcia about vocation, purpose, alienation, work, capitalism, and the liberating power of interdependence.
Garcia challenges the idea that each of us simply needs to “find our calling” and purs…
Charlotte Jacobs on Queering Theology, Reproductive Labor, and the Silencing of Mary
In this episode, host Gabby Lisi talks with doctoral candidate and theologian Charlotte Jacobs about her new co-edited volume, Queering Theology, the erasure of reproductive labor in Christian narratives, and why queer theology must inherently be liberation theology. Jacobs challenges the mainstrea…
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