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Professor previously authored papers on ‘biblical rape stories,’ suggested Elisha molested child
A gender studies professor in Virginia whose latest work focuses on rape and sexual assault in the Scriptures is leading a course on what it means to “queer" the Bible.
The University of Richmond, a private liberal arts college in Richmond, Virginia, has launched a new religious studies course titled “Queer Bible,” which invites students to explore the Bible through the perspectives of LGBT-focused “queer theory and sexuality.” The class, designed to “queer the Bible” and its interpretations, tackles subjects such as sexuality, gender identity and “queer pleasure in the Bible,” according to its official description.
Leading the course is professor Rhiannon Graybill, a women, gender, & sexuality studies advisory board member at the university and a scholar of the Hebrew Bible, according to her university bio, which lists her “preferred pronouns” as “she/her.”
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A gender studies professor in Virginia whose latest work focuses on rape and sexual assault in the Scriptures is leading a course on what it means to “queer" the Bible.
The University of Richmond, a private liberal arts college in Richmond, Virginia, has launched a new religious studies course titled “Queer Bible,” which invites students to explore the Bible through the perspectives of LGBT-focused “queer theory and sexuality.” The class, designed to “queer the Bible” and its interpretations, tackles subjects such as sexuality, gender identity and “queer pleasure in the Bible,” according to its official description.
Leading the course is professor Rhiannon Graybill, a women, gender, & sexuality studies advisory board member at the university and a scholar of the Hebrew Bible, according to her university bio, which lists her “preferred pronouns” as “she/her.”
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University of Richmond religious studies course teaches students how to 'queer' the Bible
A gender studies professor in Virginia whose latest work focuses on rape and sexual assault in the Scriptures is leading a course on what it means to queer the Bible
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