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Neurodiverse Theology as Liberation Theology: A Theological Argument for Its Distinctiveness
The emergence of neurodiverse theology as a field of theological inquiry has often been subsumed within the broader category of...
Esther Hill
Feb 85 min read


The Church as a Dialectical Entity: Hegel, Identity, and the Tension of Becoming
The Church has always existed in a state of tension—between the now and the not-yet, between unity and diversity, between its historical emb
Esther Hill
Feb 35 min read


What Does Conventionalism Have to Do with the Rise of Christian Nationalism in the U.S.A.?
The rise of Christian nationalism in the United States has sparked significant debate in both academic and popular discourse. This...
Esther Hill
Jan 245 min read


What Is Posthumanism, and Should It Be a Matter of Concern for the Christian?
The question of what it means to be human has never been more contested than in our current age of rapid technological advancement and...
Esther Hill
Jan 246 min read


What Is Beauty? Exploring the Theology and Philosophy of Aesthetics
Beauty has captivated human imagination and inquiry for millennia. From the grandeur of nature to the intricacy of art, beauty evokes...
Esther Hill
Jan 246 min read


Theological Materialism and the Imago Dei: Understanding Human Identity
Theological Materialism and the Imago Dei: Understanding Human Identity In the modern theological landscape, the concept of the imago Dei...
Esther Hill
Jan 246 min read


'The Dark Night of the Soul' and the Neurodiverse Mind.
The concept of the "Dark Night of the Soul" has long been a profound element of Christian tradition, describing a period of spiritual...
Esther Hill
Aug 20, 20249 min read


Neurodiversity: A Divine Tapestry of God's Character Reflected in Humanity
Introduction: A Broader Vision of the Imago Dei In the rich tapestry of human existence, we often seek to understand what it means to be...
Esther Hill
Aug 19, 20247 min read


Navigating Alexithymia Through the Lens of Christian Faith
Understanding Alexithymia Alexithymia, derived from the Greek word meaning "no words for emotions," is a trait that hinders individuals...
Esther Hill
Aug 3, 20243 min read


Exploring Autism and Empathy in Christian Leaders.
Empathy is often seen as a cornerstone of effective pastoral care, an essential quality that enables pastors to connect deeply with their...
Esther Hill
Jul 30, 20247 min read
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