Ko Ruapehu te maunga Ko Whanganui te awa Nō England, Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Netherlands ōku tūpuna Ko Alwyn Poole rāua ko Karen van Gemerden ōku mātua Ko Jaimee van Gemerden tōku ingoa I have introduced myself here…
In this post, Logia is honoured to have our very own co-Director and Australian-born scholar, Hannah Craven, speak into the commonly discussed, but often misunderstood concept of Imposter Syndrome. One of the things…
I was excited to be working as a new director in an inaugural role at a predominantly white university in the South. The community I worked in was the headquarters for the Klu Klux Klan and the galvanizer for the Trail…
This week in Pogos we have the third presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Dr Kevin Diller’s presentation called “Vulnerability to Abuse in Reconciliation & the Vicarious Humanity of Christ” followed…
Over this past year, we have focused on the question: “Why is it important for women to study, teach, and contribute to the fields of theology, biblical studies, and philosophical theology?” We had scholars from all…
Africana and other nonwhite women are less than two percent of biblical scholars in the USA and globally. The implications and impact of this dearth of Africana and nonwhite women biblical scholars are significant. Too…
This week in Pogos we welcome Dr Michelle Panchuk to the podcast. This interview took place during our recent Logos Conference, so in addition to looking at some of Dr Panchuk’s recent work on hermeneutical injustice…
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