
From Nazareth to Canada: Palestinian and Indigenous Faith with Shadia Qubti
Season 1, Episode 16
This week is an interview with Shadia Qubti, a Palestinian peace activist who now studies indigenous theology in Canada. We talk to Shadia about her decision to move across the world and study in such a different tradition from her own, how indigenous theology is changing her thinking and Christian practice, the dualism of Western theology, the inadequacy of Western theology to address intractable social problems, patriarchy in the Palestinian church, and a lot more.
Mentioned during the Episode:
“18 Arab Female Theologians and Christian Leaders You Should Know About” by Grace Al-Zoughbi Arteen and Graham Joseph Hill
Shadia’s podcast, Women behind the Wall
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Shake the Dust is produced and edited by Sy Hoekstra, and transcription is managed by Suzie Lahoud.
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