Liminal Theology
Jenny Alexander-AllenI am a trans seminarian exploring the intersection of gender and faith.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 56 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Reclaiming the Monsterous
Across queer and trans culture, scholars note a pattern of identification with the figure of the monster. This phenomenon is rooted in the social conditions under which LGBTQIA2S+ people have been framed as deviant, unnatural, or threatenin...
Transgender Day of Visibility 2026
i debated whether i wanted to post today or not. i have posted every Transgender Day of Visibility because i believe that being visible, sharing our stories, and supporting one another is how we move from individual survival to community th...
the god i buried
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This is an encounter with indecency, and with the indecency of God and Christianity. —Marcella Althaus‑Reid
i am stripping the Father,
peel...
Harm Reduction as Resistance
I am seeing many people asking why transgender people in Kansas would comply with the law requiring them to forfeit their state ID and receive an ID with a gender marker that reflects their assigned at birth gender. They are asking why we a...
The Sacredness of Coming Out
Beloveds, one of the functions of scripture is to serve as a mirror reflecting what it means to be in relationship with G/d and with one another. Today’s gospel story is, for me, a poignant example of that function. It is a divine moment, y...
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Seminarian and entranced ELCA candidate. Writer. Trans-queer theologian. Published in "When We Become Weavers: Queer Female Poets on the Midwestern Experience". Author of "The Cat Who Named Herself". They/She
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