Johanna Stiebert talks to Rosie about rape myths, the Bible and #MeToo. If there is no actual Hebrew word for “rape,” is it right to use it in modern translations of the Bible? How do the prophetic images of Israel as a harlot feed into contemporary attitudes to women sometimes seen in rape trials?

Johanna Stiebert talks to Rosie about rape myths, the Bible and #MeToo. If there is no actual Hebrew word for “rape,” is it right to use it in modern translations of the Bible? How do the prophetic images of Israel as a harlot feed into contemporary attitudes to women sometimes seen in rape trials?

Johanna Stiebert talks to Rosie about rape myths, the Bible and&nbsp;#MeToo.&nbsp;If there is&nbsp;no actual Hebrew word for “rape,” is it right to use it in modern translations of the Bible? How do the prophetic images of Israel as a harlot feed into contemporary attitudes to women sometimes seen in rape trials?

Rape Myths, the Bible and #MeToo

The Shiloh Project and its podcast shine a light on the stories and practices of religion that either contribute to or resist rape culture. Through conversations with scholars and practitioners, the podcast invites us all to think about ways that we can  challenge and dismantle rape culture in our own communities.

The Shiloh project is a collaboration between the universities of Sheffield, Leeds and Auckland and funded by AHRC.

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The Shiloh Project and its podcast shine a light on the stories and practices of religion that either contribute to or resist rape culture. Through conversations with scholars and practitioners, the podcast invites us all to think about ways that we can challenge and dismantle rape culture in our own communities. The Shiloh project is a collaboration between the universities of Sheffield, Leeds and Auckland and funded by AHRC.

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