Reformed Callings, Part II

What's in a name? In this second part of their essay on Reformed Calling, Hanna Reichel draws on queer theory and Reformed theology to think about what it means to be “called a Christian” beyond identity and essence, but also without giving up the claim and task—the calling—entailed in that name and the Christological grounding, reorientation, and charge it issues.

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Theology Today
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2026-04-27
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00405736261440569
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Karl Barth and Christian Theology
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Reformed Callings, Part II

Hanna Reichel
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Karl Barth and Christian Theology
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Reformed Callings, Part II

Hanna Reichel
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What's in a name? In this second part of their essay on Reformed Calling, Hanna Reichel draws on queer theory and Reformed theology to think about what it means to be “called a Christian” beyond identity and essence, but also without giving up the claim and task—the calling—entailed in that name and the Christological grounding, reorientation, and charge it issues.

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Karl Barth and Christian Theology
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