Author Archives: Rémy Bethmont

Join the MC2L Hypothesis private group

Posted on 30/01/2024 by Rémy Bethmont

In order to join the class’s private group, “Multiculturalism 2024” click on the link below and then go back to the step-by-step guide for the next steps. Join the Hypothes.is private group

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It’s Not Just About the Bible

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

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What Price Freedom ?” : Alfred A. Gross, the Henry Foundation, and the “Stained Glass Closet” of the Episcopal Diocese of New York

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

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From “Queen of Rock’n’Roll” to “King of the Gospel Singers”: Little Richard’s Religious Conversion(s)

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

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Kenyan Queer Christians Writing History

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

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Occupying Space: Brahminical Queer Mobilisation

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

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Marc-André Raffalovich’s Uranism and Unisexuality (1896): Or Why Do Homosexuals Make the Best Priests?

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

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A Queer Jewish Call For Healing in the Face of AIDS

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

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Pursuing Love and Justice: Queer, Social and Church History Intertwined

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

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Parody of Confession in Victorian England

Posted on 28/11/2023 by Rémy Bethmont

The complete text under the picture is the following: Father Skoggs: “No women come to me for confession, but I can get hold of some boys.” Rev. Horatio Morphiamoses (in biretta): “Oh, I assure you Brother Skoggs the women flock to my confessional, some … Continue reading →

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