So, it shows clearly how there may be different ways of seeing and living religion, but institutions' rules remain.

The video of the panel at LIUBA's exposition "the Finger and the Moon" www.facebook.com/BOX.Videoart...

When LIUBA prayed prayers from different religions in the Vatican, she got stopped for not praying the "correct" way

But I also met several women who have been arrested in the proximity of St Peter's Square for demonstrating in favor of women's ordination and gender equality.

One is artist @liubanet, which I recently met as I had the opportunity to speak in a panel of scholars and experts at the opening of her exhibition "The Finger and the Moon"

What was interesting was how I overheard some artists say “we need to reach out to the world a bit more”

And my joke is… they called academics who have the same difficulties with communicating to the public! But jokes aside I love the opportunity to interact with the art world

Not offended I was joking but I know ppl who actually would use the internet for these stuff for real

Really? All those years googling symptoms for my imaginary illnesses gave me a lot of skills

My university is offering ChatGPT subscription to everyone and gives training on how to use it for teaching. And I’m like thanks, but I’m not going to use it for slides, I’ll use it to reassure me the spider in my room won’t kill me and I’ll ask it all about my 2am headache to make sure I won’t die

A debate on transcendence yesterday started with the sentence "we are living in a material world"

And materiality is fundamental to understand religion, as well as religious communication. So, today's quote comes from the book:

My question exactly... maybe it's just... NOT feminism?

My oh my... but yes, I believe these viewpoints are very strong and hard to die, if I collected all the racist/eurocentric things I heard in school and university I could write a book...

The idea of being a minority is more connected to the fact of losing power, because of the presence of other religions, and because secular values are often considered as important.

But you have to admit Spanish insults are creative and often blasphemous so they do deserve some credits... 😂