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A difficult piece to write, but I’m thrilled that it is now published, open-access no less. It introduces multiple lines of thoughts for further explorations w/ implications (I think) to interrogate ‘animism’, Indigenous theologies, eco-consciousness & theological anthropology.

Oh yeah, a few months back, we had a conversation on "Naga context & theology", with our lovely friends over at Singapore Bible College via their Mosaic Podcast. Elilo Ezung jackiejhwang

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🇵🇪 Indigenous languages in the Amazon are being ravaged as rapidly as the rainforest. Half the estimated 5,000 languages spoken today, from Siberia to the Australian Outback, Africa to the Amazon, could vanish by the end of the century 🗞️ The Washington Post bit.ly/3ph4sjJ

🇺🇸 The decision leaves water infrastructure 💧 for the #NavajoNation on unsure ground and could reverberate along the Colorado River Basin where 30 tribal nations rely on the river’s water supply. 🗞️ grist bit.ly/3CGSVxc

An honour to learn from the wisdom and experiences of prof Stan Chu Ilo, it truly felt like sitting down with an elder. An episode not to be missed.

My recently published article has now been collated under the special issue on “Majority World Epistemologies” Practical Theology Journal. Glad to see the papers shaping the collection together. Also appreciate the concise summary of my paper in the editorial by Alfred Brunsdon & Dr Calida Chu!

#DidYouKnow that #IndigenousPeoples' cultures and insights can help us achieve sustainable water governance & management? That's why it's imperative to recognize & amplify their contributions to protect our planet's most precious resource💧. unesco.org/en/articles/it…

Fact: Indigenous knowledge is a great source of meaningful #water solutions that can help tackle the water crisis. Learn more. Read the report of the side event organised by UNESCO LINKS at the #UN2023WaterConference on #IndigenousPeoples and #water👉unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0…

'Sexuality and Law in the Torah' examines marriage and divorce in ancient Israel, the variation in sexual rules due to status and gender, and the different sexualities that may have existed. #Pride2023 Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/44iOHrp

"Khangchiu: youth dormitory of Liangmai Naga," by K. Daimai. Khangchiu (aka "Morung") were traditional institutions for imparting indigenous knowledge & lifeways. Today, they have virtually disappeared due to shifting religious beliefs & modern education. t.ly/Wgi8

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That’s why I find it difficult to think of creation in the God - Human - Land framework. Land can never represent oceans.

A special issue of IJPT on Myanmar was just out. Deep thanks to my colleague editor-in-chief Clive Pearson and to all contributors from different disciplines. Dedicated this to the people of Myanmar. Please check it out. brill.com/view/journals/…

Reading this amazing book by Steve Mentz on my way back to Indonesia, “tanah air beta” (my homeland-sea) for good.

I enjoyed "We are Seediq" at the Världskulturmuseet in Stockholm! The collaboration that involves the Ind Seediq People to participate as equal partners in telling their stories behind the materials addresses the decolonial question in @takingcare_project etnografiskamuseet.se/en/exhibitions…

Bookings are still open for our conference. Come and hear our brilliant line up of speakers. Link to register in the post : shilohproject.blog/the-bible-and-…

Had fun reflecting & putting together this report for CTPI Edinburgh. As a critical intervention, it draws attention to the need for thoughtful 'translations' & continued dialogue between communities across the range of geographical, cultural, and socio-economic spectrum.

I’m reeeeeally excited about this publication. Can’t wait to read it! Congratulations Suzanna R. Millar and Arthur 🙌

So excited about this! Thanks to everyone involved 😻