Bible – The Shiloh Project

Call for Papers and more Information about Abusing God: Reading the Bible in the #MeToo Age

by Kirsi Cobb on May 3, 2022

Abusing God: Reading the Bible in the #MeToo Age is a collaborative network of experienced academic researchers, church practitioners, and key stakeholder charities. Led by Dr Holly Morse (University of Manchester) and Dr Kirsi Cobb

Christmas, Mary, and the new Nationality and Borders Bill

by Tasia Scrutton on December 15, 2021

Today’s post is by Tasia Scrutton, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion at the University of Leeds. Tasia’s research lies

Writing Gender Justice: Alternative Icons of Women

by Emily Colgan on March 4, 2021

Today's post is an interview with Hilary Willett (she/her) who fights for gender justice by writing icons and reclaiming the

Daniel in the Homophobic Lion’s Den

by Johanna Stiebert on February 18, 2020

Here’s a post by Shiloh Project co-director Johanna Stiebert about her second research visit to Nairobi, where she participates in a project with Ugandan

Why didn’t the Levite’s concubine—that is, his pilegesh—scream?

by James Harding on February 11, 2020

The Death of the Levite’s Concubine James E. Harding University of Otago Why didn’t the Levite’s concubine—that is, his pilegesh—scream?

#MeToo 2 Years On: What Have We Learnt – Event at St Paul’s Cathedral, 19 November

by Shiloh Project on November 4, 2019

Shiloh Project co-director Katie Edwards (University of Sheffield) will speak at this event, reflecting on the #MeToo movement, at St Paul’s Cathedral later this month. Booking details can be found here. Two years on from

Sticks and Stones: Symbolic Violence and the Conservative Christian “Transgender Debate”

by Caroline Blyth on May 1, 2019

In this post, Shiloh co-lead Caroline Blyth talks about her current research on symbolic violence and conservative Christian responses to the "transgender debate." Sticks and