N.B.: The #WitchPlease podcast is an #intersectional #feminist critique of the #Harry Potter series. The co-hosts, Hannah and Marcelle, deplore the author's transphobia. They interrogate the text about #gender, #sexuality, #race, #class, and other issues. Matt Potts is a guest in this episode, and is not seeking to win listeners over to his theological perspective. He's there to provide background and context to the discussion of resurrection tropes in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."

In this episode of "#WitchPlease," Marcelle Kosman, Hannah McGregor, and Matt Potts critique western Christian tropes of bodily resurrection and an afterlife.

The ideas of resurrection/afterlife have made very little sense to me. With Marcelle and Hannah's prompting, Matt outlines a Christianity centering on the empty tomb of Jesus, a Christianity in which the responsibility of care, mercy, and justice belong to living humans.

Highly recommended!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/book-7-ep-5-resurrection-with-matt-potts/id979059619?i=1000584658538

I'm an avid fan of the "Witch, Please" podcast, and am learning so much about critical theory with an intersectional feminist lens

Any other fans here?

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