peter rollins :: 2.32

Jonathan Blundell — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 02:39:44 +0000

this week our good friend Adele Sakler (@existentialpunk) shares audio from a chat with her friend, author Peter Rollins.

Rollins is the founder and coordinator of the experimental collective in Belfast, Ireland, Ikon. he is also a writer, speaker and blogger.

he’s the author of the books, “How (Not) To Speak Of God,” “The Fidelity of Betrayal: Towards a Church Beyond Belief,” and most recently, “The Orthodox Heretic and Other Impossible Tales.”

music ::
steven delopoulous – gospel plough
derek webb – my enemies are men like me

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adele sakler :: 2.14

Jonathan Blundell — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:19:41 +0000

this week we share the first part of Thomas’ conversation with Adele Sakler (aka existential punk). Adele grew up in a typical Protestant Christian family but in high school and college began to struggle with the issues between her faith and her attraction to other women. she’s now come to peace with the fact that she’s gay and a follower of The Way and she’s become a bold voice about her faith, her homosexuality as well as her Chronic Lyme Disease.

From her blog:

My name is Adele and i am thomas, doubter. i am judas, betrayer. i am nicodemus, reluctant in the night. i am st. john of the cross, soul darkened by love. i am a christian. i am not. i am also lost, wicked, and depraved but redeemed by the grace and beauty of God.
i am a traveler who currently resides in Richmond, VA with my partner and love of my life, Katryna, and our two dawgs, Lady Dalmation, and Mushu, our Tibetan Spaniel. i am currently going through long-term treatment for Chronic Lyme Disease, other tick borne diseases, and heavy metal toxicity.

we realize that like many of our guests, you may not agree with Adele’s theology — she realizes that as well — but we invite you to take the time to listen to Adele’s story and hear her story for yourself. take the time to hear her story and view it and her as an entire package, not just shunning her for what you may not agree with. then we welcome your thoughts and comments. drop us an e-mail or phone call and let us know what you think.

as an aside, Adele turns 40 today (april 2) – so look for her on Twitter and wish her a great one!

listen to part 2

music ::
the damnwells – jesus could be right
hot chip – my piano (dub)
church of the beloved – blessed

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