Prophetic Prospects for Awkward Neurodivergent Liberation Theology

We attempt a neurodivergent liberation theological ethic springing from our experiences of awkwardness and misfitting, inspired by an extended reading of the biblical prophets as awkward liberative people, and liberative readings of eschatology (theology of end times) and disruptive ethics. This culminates in a proposal for ethics shaped around an awkward Christ in solidarity with the awkward.

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Durham Research Online (Durham University)
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2025-06-24
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Fungal Infections and Studies
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Prophetic Prospects for Awkward Neurodivergent Liberation Theology

Durham Research Online (Durham University)
Fungal Infections and Studies
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Prophetic Prospects for Awkward Neurodivergent Liberation Theology

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Abstract

We attempt a neurodivergent liberation theological ethic springing from our experiences of awkwardness and misfitting, inspired by an extended reading of the biblical prophets as awkward liberative people, and liberative readings of eschatology (theology of end times) and disruptive ethics. This culminates in a proposal for ethics shaped around an awkward Christ in solidarity with the awkward.

Durham Research Online (Durham University)
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Fungal Infections and Studies
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