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9. Being undone: The space our seminary's slavery audit created

Author

Day, Keri L.

Subjects
Slavery, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

WHEN I HEAR STUDENTS and faculty of color in theological institutions remark that they do not trust White folks because of the structural trauma they have experienced, I lament. Not [...]

Published
2021

27. Money as both means and end

Author

Day, Keri

Subjects
Puritanism, Capitalism, Christian theology, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

Christianity and the New Spirit of Capitalism By Kathryn Tanner Yale University Press, 256 pp., $35.00 We are conditioned by the capitalist spirit of this age. It forms us in [...]

Published
2019

28. We need Pentecost: The miracle and joy of community

Author

Day, Keri L.

Subjects
Pentecost, Christian holidays -- Analysis, Biblical hermeneutics, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

AS A CHILD, my favorite story to recite was the narrative of Pentecost in the book of Acts. My love for this narrative was not surprising, as I was the [...]

Published
2018

29. The space our seminary's slavery audit created Being undone.

Author

Day, Keri L.

Subjects
*INTIMACY (Psychology), *PSYCHOLOGICAL vulnerability, *THEOLOGICAL seminaries, *WITNESS bearing (Christianity), SLAVERY in the United States
Abstract

The article presents a discussion of the significance of a historical slavery audit at Princeton Theological Seminary adapted from the book "Notes of a Native Daughter: Testifying in Theological Education" by Keri L. Day. Topics discussed include the emphasis of the audit on influence of the slave economy in the seminary, effect of openness to intimacy, vulnerability and transparency on some meeting attendees, and the potential of schools of theological education as sites of witnessing.

Published
2021

32. Confronting Gender and Faith

Author

Sroczynski, Marcin, Kanji, Azeezah, Nutt, Aurica, Flinterman, Willem, Day, Keri, Rexhepi, Piro, Stefaniw, Blossom, Knan, Surat Shaan Rathgeber, and Naidu, Maheshvari

Abstract

Despite generations of feminist and queer deconstructions of gender and sexual binarisms in diverse disciplines, the modern/colonial belief in the heteronormative sexual (and thus gender) binary between ‘man’ and ‘woman’ seems to still be strongly held in contemporary society. In this conference, we ask if the binary gender system works as a kind of belief, a question that leads us to explore the relationship between ‘gender’ and systems of ‘faith’ by focusing on three different relations between the two: ‘gender as faith’, ‘gender against faith’, and ‘gender in faith’. The convergences and conflicts between gender and faith also ask us to look more closely at the complex and diverse articulations of gender within different religious ‘faiths’. Questions to be addressed by the conference include the following: Is the analogy of gender heteornormativity and ‘faith’ still relevant in a cultural and religious context not focused on faith? Are ‘queerness’ and ‘faith’ compatible? How do actual non-heteronormative gender positions within religious traditions contradict conservative religious demonizations of gender theory as ‘gender ideology’?, Confronting Gender and Faith, conference, ICI Berlin, 10–11 December 2015

Published
2015
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36. Markets and MORALITY: How do we measure a person's worth? Capitalism looks at the bottom line; Jesus offered a different yardstick.

Author

DAY, KERI

Subjects
*MARKETS, *ETHICS, *CORPORATE profits, *MACHIAVELLIANISM (Psychology), *SWEATSHOPS
Abstract

The article discusses about the market morality. Topics of discussion includes market morality interprets life in economic terms. The moral domain of corporate practice is about securing profit returns excluding broader social and communal practices of care. Market morality also conceals deeper Machiavellian processes at work that disenfranchise and devastate vulnerable communities

Published
2019

45. Black Theology.

Author

Day, Keri

Subjects
*BLACK theology, *NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Black Theology," by Anthony Reddie.

Published
2014
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