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Exploring the Relationship Between Religion and the Arts

By | on 04, Dec 2023 |   Arts Theology theology and the arts theopoetics

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United Faculty Recommended Books for Incoming Seminarians (Summer 22)

By | on 15, Jul 2022 |   Theology students Book New Students Library Faculty

As incoming students get ready to embark on their seminary journey this fall, faculty members took a moment to consider books they read at the beginning of their journey, or books they wish they’d rea[...]

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Found Object Theology: How pulp sci-fi book covers can teach us how to write about God

By | on 05, Mar 2022 |   Arts Theology theology and the arts God Progressive Christianity Deconstruction Arts Lunch theopoetics

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The Good Shepherd: Image, Meaning, and Power with Dr. Jennifer Awes Freeman

By | on 21, Sep 2021 |   Arts Theology united faculty theology and the arts Academics Church History Medieval Research Faculty Arts Lunch

On Tuesday September 21, 2021, United professor Jennifer Awes Freeman shared an overview of her new book, The Good Shepherd: Image, Meaning, and Power, with the Arts Lunch. The book traces the motif o[...]

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United Faculty Recommend Books for Incoming Seminarians

By | on 30, Jun 2021 |   Theology students Book New Students Library Faculty

As incoming students get ready to embark on their seminary journey this fall, faculty members took a moment to consider books they read at the beginning of their journey, or books they wish they’d rea[...]

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Teaching the Flag: A Judeo-Pagan, Radical Faerie Prayer for Pride.

By | on 03, Jun 2021 |   Theology spiritual practice Alums Activism Judaism Voice lgbtq Liturgy Queer Pride Pagan

The following prayer/liturgical reading is by local artist, educator, former United staff member, and 2020 alum Max Yeshaye Brumberg-Kraus. It is inspired by Gilbert Baker's original rainbow flag desi[...]

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