Autistic Liberation Theology

The Kingdom of Heaven is Like a Pizza Dough...

1 h 2 min · 23 de ene de 2024
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Once again my friend Michi has joined me for an episode. (0:00) Mark 10:35-44 — James & John's request to be at Jesus' right and left hand — wrong way of understanding leadership, power (6:15) Summary of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "Drum Major" sermon; how privilege impacts who is given the great authoritative roles & letting go of that desire to be the "drum major" (17:50) Connecting sermon more deeply ADHD & other neurodivergence — desire to fix wrongs; impulsiveness, burnout, envy, rejection sensitive dysphoria (41:35) When disability limits your ability to lead, serve, organize; turning to smaller actions, deeper connections — Jesus never had a family, house, college degree, other of our societal markers of greatness, either (48:40) The Kingdom of Heaven is like pizza dough — small movements where you are; it will get where it needs to be on its own (58:50) Closing with a song King quotes in his sermon: "If I can help somebody as I pass along...then my living will not be in vain."

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