The publication of this book marks another courageous breakthrough following “Human.Sexuality: The Unavoidable Pastoral Needs of the Hong Kong Church.” One of the breakthroughs is that the queer theology explored in this book is publicly discussed and addressed for the first time in the theological field of Hong Kong. Another breakthrough is that the content… Continue reading
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Sexual/Beings III: Queering Hermeneutics in Asian Chinese Contexts
Sexual/Beings III: Queering Hermeneutics in Asian Chinese Contexts Published by Queer Theology Academy and Hong Kong Christian Institute Limited Selling Price : HK$108 We are more than happy to present our new book “Sexual/Beings III: Queering Hermeneutics in Asian Chinese Contexts” to you! Thank you all of you to come and celebrate our joy… Continue reading
In God’s Image – Special Issue on Queer Theologies
In God’s Image – Special Issue on Queer Theologies ( December 2015) The special issue of In God’s Image (IGI) is a collection of essays that engage in intersecting religious, theological, spiritual, scriptural, cultural and societal issues from queer Asian and Christian perspectives. 9 contributions focus on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex perspectives… Continue reading
Radical Love : An Introduction to Queer Theology (Chinese Edition)
New Book: Radical Love : An Introduction to Queer Theology (Chinese Edition) Author: Patrick S. Cheng Translator: Chan Wing Choi, Daniel Joint Publishers: Queer Theology Academy, Blessed Minority Christian Fellowship About the Book Radical Love : An Introduction to Queer Theology was first published in English in 2011; the first introductory text book on the… Continue reading
Who isn’t Queer? Exploring Queer Theology in the context of Hong Kong
Publication 新書推介《人.性II ──誰不是酷兒? 本土酷兒神學初探》 New Book (in Chinese) “Who isn’t Queer? Exploring Queer Theology in the context of Hong Kong” The book is set to bring about three breakthroughs: 1. First public discourse on queer theology in Hong Kong. 2. Touch on the topic of sexuality that churches and seminaries in Hong Kong perceive as taboo…. Continue reading