Sexual Violence, #MeToo, and the Crucifixion
Erin Heim
In part 2 of our conversation with Erin Heim (Lecturer in Biblical Studies, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford University), we conclude our conversation about adoption in the Apostle Paul. We then pivot to discussing Dr. Heim's paper on the connections between the #metoo Movement and the death and resurrection of Christ. How did sexual humiliation play a part in Christ's torture and crucifixion? What are the implications of this for the female human experience? How does the New Testament reorient our conversations on sexual violence?
Click here to listen to Part 1 of this conversation.
Those looking to listen to Dr. Heim's Paper in its entirety can find it read in two parts on the OnScript podcast: here and here.
This resource is part of the series Not So With You: Reflections on Power, the Pastorate, and Life in the Church. Click here to explore more resources from this series.
Erin Heim is a Tutor in Biblical Studies at Wycliffe Hall at the University of Oxford. She earned her PhD from the University of Otago in New Zealand and an MA from Denver Seminary. Her doctoral research has been published by Brill, Adoption in Galatians and Romans (2017).
