Matters of Interpretation

… Matters of Interpretation

I post notes, questions, and thoughts on what I read, from where I read it, in case someone else might find them interesting, or helpful.

These normally include notes and questions for the weekly scripture text we’re studying in the adult class that meets at the “not-that-early hour of 9:00 a.m.” on Sundays at the Corydon Presbyterian Church in Corydon, Indiana.

[When we are on the other side of “social distancing” and have resumed in-person gatherings,] please join us for class if you’re in the area! Followed by worship. Followed by coffee and snacks. You’ll be very welcome. [Or, contact me for the Zoom link … why not?]

Other matters surface occasionally.

… the hermeneutrix

I’m HAT (Heather Anne Thiessen, M.Div., Ph.D.), a happily married, Bible-reading, Presbyterian Church Sunday School teaching and choir singing, small fuel efficient car driving, still pretty much 2nd wave feminist and generally out white lesbian Hoosier mom. (That’s too Christian for some, not Christian enough for others.) From time to time I teach religious studies to undergraduates at a small liberal arts college in Louisville, Kentucky. Reading is my life.

… utopian discourse

Matters of Interpretation is the successor to an earlier blog, Utopian Discourse. Because the internet is forever, its map still contains that little patch of thought about utopia. Like so much other utopian discourse, it takes place in the present as memory.