Scholarly Wanderlust

The Bible is not a Rule Book but an instructive text containing different genres of literature that teach, inform, and counsel. You can find this blog at Scholarly Wanderlust.

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I gave this presentation in June 2022 in London at the  Tyndale House Old Testament Study Group Conference. For more detail on this presentation, visit the Behavioral Economic REading of Ruth blog page.  For more description and information about Scholarly Wanderlust by Dr. Erica Mongé-Greer, please visit ScholarlyWanderlust.com. 

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Octavia Butler's novel, Kindred, comes in two forms: a written novel and a Graphic Novel version. Both deal with themes of marginalization, gender equity, and racial tensions. Each version highlights different aspects. Read more at ScholarlyWanderlust.com.

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Read more and find links by visiting the blog, entitled The Left Hand of Darkness, Right Hand of Light. Find more blogs and information about this podcast at www.ScholarlyWanderlust.com.

A blogcast is like a podcast, but shorter, and directly linked to a blog. 

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This brief reflection reads from a blog post reflecting on Religion in Science Fiction. Read the full blogpost, including affiliate links on www.ScholarlyWanderlust.com. The post is entitled A Science Fiction Quest for Faith in Contact.

A blogcast is like a podcast, but shorter, and directly linked to a blog. 

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Dr. Erica Mongé-Greer interviews Rev. Dr. Helen Paynter, Director for the Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence Bristol, about her research that seeks an understanding of violence in the Bible. Read more and find links to the resources Helen talks about at Seeking Understanding of Violence in the Bible.

Find out more about what I'm reading, watching, and researching by going to www.ScholarlyWanderlust.com.

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This brief reflection reads from a blog post reflecting on The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis. Read the full blogpost, including affiliate links on www.ScholarlyWanderlust.com. The post is entitled The Magician, The Witch, and the Fall of Humankind.

A blogcast is like a podcast, but shorter, and directly linked to a blog. 

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This brief reflection reads from a blog post reflecting on The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis. Read the full blogpost, including affiliate links on www.ScholarlyWanderlust.com. The post is entitled Displacing Dryads: Colonial Resistance in a Fantasy Realm.

A blogcast is like a podcast, but shorter, and directly linked to a blog. 

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This brief reflection reads from a blog post reflecting on The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis. Read the full blogpost, including affiliate links on www.ScholarlyWanderlust.com. The post is entitled Lady of the Underworld, an Evil Queen in Narnia.

A blogcast is like a podcast, but shorter, and directly linked to a blog. 

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This brief reflection reads from a blog post reflecting on The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C. S. Lewis. Read the full blogpost, including affiliate links on www.ScholarlyWanderlust.com. The post is entitled Religion in Narnia—Tashlan, the God We Create.

A blogcast is like a podcast, but shorter, and directly linked to a blog. 

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