Jaeda the Fabulous

@jaedarising.bsky.social

Bible scholar lost in library land

Benediction: on this final day of pride, may you be blessed by being or knowing a queer or trans person, who reflect the image of god not despite being queer or trans but because they are queer and trans. In the name of the Nonbinary Parent, the Transgender Son, and the Genderfluid Spirit. Amen.

On this day of all days I will turn in this manuscript for peer review. Biological sex is variable (intersex folks prove this) and mutable (trans folks prove this). It has always been so and always will be. Those who say it binary and immutable ignore evidence in their extreme gender ideology.

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Working on final edits of my book manuscript before turning it for peer review - it is due July 1. So far I cite three films in my discussion of ancient texts: Jurassic Park, Bull Durham, and Barbie. Pretty sure I can sneak in Dogma.

So I have been asked for a piece I’m writing to take the wealth of research I have done on Moses in early Christian sources (The Christian Moses [McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2019]) and “bring it forward.” This obviously means I should trans my previous readings of Moses, right?

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