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We're looking at the things the church says and does that are embarrassing, confusing or even downright offensive. Whether you're a lifelong churchgoer with the scars to prove it, or you've never entered a church and are just interested in the debate, this is a safe space for you. agodwecouldbelievein.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts A God We Could Believe In, a society show with 22 episodes published.
Back in March, we welcomed Revd Dr Helen Paynter to the Hyde Park Book Club in Leeds to question just how Jesus would ‘Unite The Kingdom’, a reference to the rallies held in London by Far Right figurehead Tommy Robinson,
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. In particular, this episode includes discussion of sexual assault, rape and drugging in t
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. Please look after yourselves. In our last full episode of the series. we’re taking stock
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. Please look after yourselves. How toxic is traditionalist teaching on gender, and is ther
We take a deeper dive into the Bible to look at how gender and sexuality is talked about in scripture and its interpretation. Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. Please look after yourselves. The dominant viewpoint within many church traditions is tha
We're responding to your questions on our latest episode, 'Do christians just need a good wank?' Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is a
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. Please look after yourselves. Now that the average age of marriage in western societies n
We’re responding to your questions on our latest episode, ‘Why do abusers thrive in church?’ Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advis
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. Please look after yourselves. We discuss how theology, patriarchy and Christian cultures
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. Please look after yourselves. Can God-talk ever be redeemed from patriarchy? Where have w
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. Please look after yourselves. We get to the heart of the matter, exploring patriarchy and
Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion is advised. Please look after yourselves. We’re picking up your questions on marriage since Biblical
If not the Bible, where do our ideas about marriage come from? We take a jog through 2,000 years of church history, charting the evolution of Christian marriage to the institution we know today. Content warning: This ser
In this special bonus episode we meet Lauren Jackson, a sex educator who shares her experiences of preparing our young people to navigate the world of sex and relationships positively and safely. Content warning: This se
We wrestle with your questions in response to our latest episode, Marriage in the Bible is a binfire. Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identity, so listener discretion
A binfire? Bit harsh? Not unless you’ve read the thing… Here Dr Charlotte Naylor Davis takes us on a tour of the Bible to see if we can find an example of a marriage we’d actually want to emulate. Content warning: This s
After two full episodes of A God We Could Believe In we take stock and address some of your comments and questions on sex, relationships and the Church. Should we be affirming the “traditional” view of marriage and are w
So what does the church actually teach about sex? We unpick the widely held view within Christianity that sex is only morally acceptable when it takes place within a marriage, and how this view is reinforced. Content war
In this episode, we share what we remember of church teaching on sex and what that meant for us in our earliest relationships. Content warning: This series covers issues of sexual relationships, abuse, gender and identit
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