
Homebrewed Christianity Practical Theology with Mindy McGarrah Sharp
May 23, 2015
Mindy McGarrah Sharp, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Theology and Ethics at Phillips Theological Seminary, shares profound insights from her new book on postcolonial theology. She recounts her transformative journey from medicine to academia, revealing how crucial experiences like her time at Yale and the Peace Corps shaped her views on diversity. The conversation explores the complexities of Oklahoma's historical narratives and the duality of Thanksgiving, critiquing the oversimplification of Indigenous experiences and advocating for mindful intercultural engagement.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
A Journey from Medicine to Academia in Theology
04:04 • 2min
From Medicine to Theology: A Personal Journey
06:29 • 6min
Navigating Intercultural Complexities
12:21 • 11min
Confronting Oklahoma's Historical Narratives
23:16 • 10min
Navigating the Duality of Thanksgiving: Gratitude and Historical Narratives
33:38 • 3min
The Power of Language in Theology
36:38 • 21min
