Who Is My Mother? (This Is My Family, Broken for You)

IF 0.2 4区 哲学 0 RELIGION
Megan DeWald
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Abstract

This article explores emerging research in youth ministry that finds mothers to be some of the most vocal and active advocates of young people who identify as LGBTQ. Drawing a link between mothers who have been at the forefront of other social movements and these present-day advocates, this article urges caution in the celebration of this finding, noting how the church's uncritical adoption of the cult of motherhood has led to the further entrenchment of patriarchal systems of power. Instead, the author suggests that a queer interpretation of Jesus’ reimagination of family in various gospel texts might serve as more faithful and liberating foundations for ministry with LGBTQ youth.
谁是我的妈妈?(这是我的家庭,为你破碎)
这篇文章探讨了青年事工的新兴研究,这些研究发现,母亲是那些认为自己是LGBTQ的年轻人中最直言不讳和最积极的倡导者。这篇文章将站在其他社会运动前沿的母亲们与这些当今的倡导者联系起来,敦促人们在庆祝这一发现时要谨慎,并指出教会不加批判地接受对母亲的崇拜是如何导致父权制度的进一步巩固的。相反,作者建议,对耶稣在各种福音书中对家庭的重新想象进行奇怪的解释,可能会成为与LGBTQ青年一起服侍的更忠实和解放的基础。
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THEOLOGY TODAY
THEOLOGY TODAY RELIGION-
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