Holy Writ Podcast
@holywrit.bsky.social
Holy Writ is a conversation about good books that can refresh our imagination for the interpretation of the Bible, so that it can inspire us to wonder, to question, and above all to love.
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@tgivens.bsky.social on gender expression in the Bible, from our conversation about *Giovanni’s Room* - listen to the rest of the episode wherever you get your podcasts!
July 7, 2025 at 7:55 PM
@tgivens.bsky.social on gender expression in the Bible, from our conversation about *Giovanni’s Room* - listen to the rest of the episode wherever you get your podcasts!
One last highlight from Ep. 5: Tommy on Colossians 2 and how to use spectacle to undermine the politics of spectacle. Make sure to check out the rest of the conversation!
June 24, 2025 at 4:17 PM
One last highlight from Ep. 5: Tommy on Colossians 2 and how to use spectacle to undermine the politics of spectacle. Make sure to check out the rest of the conversation!
Here’s another snippet from our recent episode on *Sunrise on the Reaping* - make sure to read this book, and then listen to the rest of the conversation wherever you get your podcasts!
June 12, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Here’s another snippet from our recent episode on *Sunrise on the Reaping* - make sure to read this book, and then listen to the rest of the conversation wherever you get your podcasts!
Things got REAL in our conversation about the newest Hunger Games book, *Sunrise on the Reaping* 😳
June 5, 2025 at 11:55 AM
Things got REAL in our conversation about the newest Hunger Games book, *Sunrise on the Reaping* 😳
We had such thought-provoking (and divergent!) experiences of how the language in *Ancillary Justice* expresses (or doesn’t!) the characters’ gender.
May 21, 2025 at 8:21 PM
We had such thought-provoking (and divergent!) experiences of how the language in *Ancillary Justice* expresses (or doesn’t!) the characters’ gender.
In episode 4, @collincornell.bsky.social helps us think about how stories, especially speculative ones, can empower us to engage the unfamiliar with openness and curiosity.
May 13, 2025 at 4:58 PM
In episode 4, @collincornell.bsky.social helps us think about how stories, especially speculative ones, can empower us to engage the unfamiliar with openness and curiosity.
In case you haven’t opted to read *Ancillary Justice* with us yet, here are some reasons our guest, @collincornell.bsky.social, chose this book - and we’re so glad he did!
May 1, 2025 at 8:14 PM
In case you haven’t opted to read *Ancillary Justice* with us yet, here are some reasons our guest, @collincornell.bsky.social, chose this book - and we’re so glad he did!