Noisy Believing: Ethical and Spiritual Responses to Sexualized Violence - The Wesley Lecture

Title

Noisy Believing: Ethical and Spiritual Responses to Sexualized Violence - The Wesley Lecture

Authors

Kristen Leslie

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Description

Transformative responses to sexualized violence reflect an early Methodist ethic that connects faith to public action. This spirituality encouraged followers to “do all the good you can… for as long as ever you can.” Holding communities accountable to such a public ethic and teaching the silenced to speak are basic building blocks to changing the nature of sexualized violence on college campuses.

Rev. Kristen Leslie, Eden Theological Seminary

Publication Date

11-2-2016

Keywords

sexual violence, sexualized violence, ethics, spirituality, Methodist ethics, accountability, communities

Disciplines

Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence | Ethics in Religion | Gender and Sexuality | Social Control, Law, Crime, and Deviance

Noisy Believing: Ethical and Spiritual Responses to Sexualized Violence - The Wesley Lecture
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