Jane Codrington
đ€ SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
TÀmÀ on justiallinen asia. TÀmÀ on ainoa asia, koska se on justiallinen asia.
PÀivÀn jÀlkeen kysyin Janea, kun faith oli ensimmÀinen osa hÀnen elÀmÀÀnsÀ. Se oli vanhempani. EhkÀ 15 tai 14-15. En tiedÀ, voisinko sanoa, ettÀ se oli erityinen, mutta minulla oli tuntee, ettÀ olin nauttunut kirjoittamiseen.
for example, would be around people's reaction to couples getting divorced. Then, for example, those two individuals who'd maybe been the victims in inverted commas of the fallout from that would then pass on that same level of ungracious behavior
to maybe a gay person who walked through the door, or a homeless person who walked through the door, or somebody who didn't quite match up. So the sense in which somebody had experienced rejection
but couldn't then see that they were doing the exact same thing to the next person. And I saw it within our family as well. It just didn't make any sense to me. You would think that somebody who'd experienced such shameful treatment by others would then extend grace because they knew how it felt, and yet couldn't. I just don't understand that.
Ja sitten se, ettÀ on kriittinen jotain, jota ei ole ainoastaan muista. Se on myös minun yliopistoon. Niin kyllÀ, sellainen hypokraani. Hei.
Badly translated, the scriptures that are generally referenced are referring in many places to violent power dynamic relationships, abusive relationships and relationships that would mimic pedophilia. They are not referencing loving same-sex relationships.
Sodom ja Gomorra-pÀÀllikkö, kuten esimerkki, se ei koskaan ollut homoseksuaalisuutta. Se oli huolimatta ja rauhoittamista. Sodomit ovat aivan pysyviÀ. Se on aivan iloinen, iloinen ajatus. Ja mielestÀni se, mitÀ olen kÀsitellyt enemmÀn kuin mitÀÀn, on se,
kuinka, ei kirjoja per se, mutta kuinka teologia niiden kirjojen ympÀrillÀ oli tietysti saanut meidÀt totuuteen. Ja se oli tietysti kÀsitellyt pahalla kÀsittelyllÀ. Ja se on minua itse asiassa jatkanut. Yksi koko generaatiota ja koko kulttuuria.
has been shifted, changed and marginalized essentially because of a group of white, straight, patriarchal people choosing a translation that suited them. That has been a wrestle for me more than the actual scriptures, if you like.
YmmÀrrykset, joo, mutta olen myös hyvÀ siitÀ. Joten luulen, ettÀ kun olen kasvanut ja luonut enemmÀn, olen enemmÀn ja enemmÀn tietoinen, ettÀ olen todennÀköisesti kristian agnosti. Voin ei tiedÀ kaikkea totuutta tai edes mitÀÀn.
I just would rather err on the side of being more loving, more inclusive and more available and more loving, I guess. It's as simple as that, than being more excluding and more judgmental and more dogmatic.
Ja minun olisi parempi olla vahvistunut, kun olen liian rakastava ja liian yksinkertainen, kuin kun en ole rakastava ja yksinkertainen tarpeeksi. MikÀ antaa sinulle uskonnollisuutta, ettei sinÀ vÀlttÀmÀttÀ kuvaa itseÀsi? Luulen, ettÀ syvÀllinen tunne rauhallisuudesta ja syvÀllinen tunne siitÀ, ettÀ olen rakastunut. Ja syvÀllinen tunne siitÀ, kuka olen.
Yeah, yeah. We lost our youngest daughter three months ago. She passed away after a long illness and I was her primary caregiver. That was a big part of my identity, I guess. Her life was filled with struggle. She was autistic and she was adopted from a
vanhemmat, jotka olivat HIV-positiivisia. Joten hÀnen elÀmÀnsÀ alkoi meidÀn kanssa. MinÀ olin hÀnen tuomiohjelmassaan, kuten sanotaan. Joten rakastaminen ja rakastaminen jokaisen marginaaliin on ollut rooli, jonka olen kÀsitellyt pitkÀn ajan erilaisilla tavalla.
What did Rebecca think about the church that you created and the drive for social justice? Rebecca loved going to church. I think her presence was instrumental in teaching many of the people at We Are Church about neurodiversity really. She forced everybody by her presence to embrace noise,
The unexpected. She forced people to be okay with interruptions, with the candle at the front being blown out, because she fancied blowing out the candle at the front. I think she would be proud of how we are continuing. I think she'd be good. She'd be good.
I just can't begin to imagine how you guys are coping. It is day to day. But again, I think part of a faith community that's authentic is that they're doing it with us. And the grief and the crying and the sadness is not hidden. And for me that's part of how we, our church, shows up. It's doing what it just does. How it naturally is and how it naturally works.
Haluan kysyÀ Janeen yksi viimeinen kysymys. Kun katsot taas elÀmÀÀsi yhden pÀivÀn aikana, mitÀ toivottavasti tÀmÀ jakso kertoo sinulle? Toivottavasti on vain ihmisiÀ maailmassa, jotka ovat terveellisiÀ, kokoomuksia, työtÀ, paikkoja, jotka ovat uskonnollisessa perheessÀ.
Navigating this world, feeling like they belong, feeling safe and seen, because there was a space at a school where they were able to finally understand who they were and how much God loved them.