RLC Network Rebekah Devine

Rebekah Devine

Rebekah Devine is writing a memoir about growing up in evangelical Christian purity culture and how this shaped her relationship to her body, time, politics, sexuality, gender, and (surprise!) archaeology. Once upon a time, her ambitions included becoming a professor of biblical studies and an Anglican priest. Her aims are far more modest these days: recover from religious trauma and evangelical purity culture, smash the patriarchy, partner to decolonize the globe, foster more expansive notions of love and family, and make beautiful things with people. Before the pandemic, Rebekah was a content specialist at Blockchains, LLC and is now (like many) quarantined at home jobless trying to cobble a living together by freelance writing and editing. Find her on Facebook and Twitter or at rebekahdevine.com.

Individualism and Selfishness Aren’t ‘Human Nature.’ Cooperation Is.

Rebekah Devine

March 30, 2020

General, Interfaith, Theology

Humans are not doomed to failure and we can do better. History says we can.

Calling the Bluff on White Jesus

Rebekah Devine

December 22, 2017

General, Immigration & Refugees, LGBTQ+, Race, Theology

If you haven’t noticed, white Jesus is usually the only Jesus in town. If you dig, you can find other images of Jesus, but it’s hard. If that isn’t a symbol of white supremacy, I don’t know what is.

Individualism and Selfishness Aren’t ‘Human Nature.’ Cooperation Is.

Calling the Bluff on White Jesus

Christians Demand Binsar’s Release from ICE

A Justice for All, In Memory of RBG

Poverty: Jesus, Jubilee, and Reparations

Cathedral of the Tropics and Worshipping Through a Pandemic

Communities of Moral Deliberation