Braided streams: a model for an ecofeminist spiritual practice and ministry

Margie Ann Latham

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Braided streams: a model for an ecofeminist spiritual practice and ministry

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Margie Ann Latham. Braided Streams: a Model for an Ecofeminist Spiritual Practice and Ministry. Perkins School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/80bd3def-e3c9-416d-aee3-6bccb2800654?locale=es.

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M. A. Latham. Braided streams: a model for an ecofeminist spiritual practice and ministry. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/80bd3def-e3c9-416d-aee3-6bccb2800654?locale=es

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Margie Ann Latham. Braided Streams: a Model for an Ecofeminist Spiritual Practice and Ministry. Perkins School of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/80bd3def-e3c9-416d-aee3-6bccb2800654?locale=es.

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Margie Ann Latham

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Christian spiritual practices rarely consider relationships between humans and the rest of creation/nature. This elision from worship, education, and devotional practices is analyzed from feminist and ecofeminist standpoints as a kyriarchal cultural construction which structures perceptions of reality into an interlocking patrix of impasses based on A/not-A dichotomies. This ministry project bypasses malestream impasses by constructing an ecofeminist spiritual practice around a model of braided stream systems borrowed from the geological sciences. This project gives positive reality to the rest of creation/nature and demonstrates it is possible to construct a spiritual practice using a braided stream model.

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