Jione Havea is a Methodist pastor from Tonga, senior research fellow in religious and Moana studies at Trinity Methodist Theological College (Aotearoa New Zealand) and adjunct professor in biblical and cultural studies at Charles Sturt University (Australia). He is the author of numerous books, most recently Stirring Up Liberation Theologies.

• About the Contributors viiPreface xi1 Que(e)rying Theologies 1Jione HaveaI Quests to Liberate2 Latin American Liberation Theology: Review and the Way Forward 17Luis N. Rivera-Pagán3 Decolonizing the Bible and its Interpretations: A Latin American Black and Intercultural Reading of Jeremiah 44.15–19 31Maricel Mena-López4 Kairos Perspectives on State Violence, Imperialism and Integrity of Life: Beyond South Africa and Palestine 48Marthie Momberg 5 (Re)translating Gender: Invasions, Irruptions and Eruptions 67Nathan A. EsalaII Questioning (of) Praxes6 Do You Hear This Woman? Subalternity and Affect in Luke 7.36–50 79Yajenlemla7 Celebrating Uselessness in an Age of Toxic Productivity: Jesus’ Parable of the Barren Fig Tree and Zhuangzi’s Story of the Useless Tree 91LIM Chin Ming Stephen8 Liberated From Surveillance; Liberated For Symbiosis: Towards a Political Spirituality of ‘Watching’ 107James W. Perkinson9 The Great Reset: (Re)imaging, (Re)liberating and (Re)embracing Theologies of Liberation in the Age of Hyper-Uncertainty 128Hadje C. Sadje and Ma. Glovedi Joy L. BigorniaIII Queering Quests10 Liberating Fixed Identities: A Decolonial Examination of Theo/ideology 145Ana Ester Pádua Freire11 Queer Resistance: Reflections of an Indigenous Woman 151Inatoli Aye12 Male Violence Against Men: A Contextual Bible Study on the Crucifixion of Jesus 161David Tombs, Sithembiso Zwane, Charlene van der Walt13 Stabat Mater: The Birth/Death of the Cross 177Anita J. Monro14 ‘Filth ina di church/body’: Excreta, Born-Again Bodies and the Ecclesial Body in Jamaica 190Anna Kasafi Perkinsunending15 liberating tidalectics: a luta continua 207Michael N. JagessarIndex of Names and Subjects 215

While theologies are never finished and always evolving, there is a remarkable resilience of themes of liberation that refuse to go away because exploitation, dominance, and oppression refuse to go away. As a result, the big question of what we are up against must be raised with new vigor in the age of what some of us have called the Capitalocene.

Jione Havea is a Methodist pastor from Tonga, senior research fellow in religious and Moana studies at Trinity Methodist Theological College (Aotearoa New Zealand) and adjunct professor in biblical and cultural studies at Charles Sturt University (Australia). He is the author of numerous books, most recently Stirring Up Liberation Theologies.

• About the Contributors viiPreface xi1 Que(e)rying Theologies 1Jione HaveaI Quests to Liberate2 Latin American Liberation Theology: Review and the Way Forward 17Luis N. Rivera-Pagán3 Decolonizing the Bible and its Interpretations: A Latin American Black and Intercultural Reading of Jeremiah 44.15–19 31Maricel Mena-López4 Kairos Perspectives on State Violence, Imperialism and Integrity of Life: Beyond South Africa and Palestine 48Marthie Momberg 5 (Re)translating Gender: Invasions, Irruptions and Eruptions 67Nathan A. EsalaII Questioning (of) Praxes6 Do You Hear This Woman? Subalternity and Affect in Luke 7.36–50 79Yajenlemla7 Celebrating Uselessness in an Age of Toxic Productivity: Jesus’ Parable of the Barren Fig Tree and Zhuangzi’s Story of the Useless Tree 91LIM Chin Ming Stephen8 Liberated From Surveillance; Liberated For Symbiosis: Towards a Political Spirituality of ‘Watching’ 107James W. Perkinson9 The Great Reset: (Re)imaging, (Re)liberating and (Re)embracing Theologies of Liberation in the Age of Hyper-Uncertainty 128Hadje C. Sadje and Ma. Glovedi Joy L. BigorniaIII Queering Quests10 Liberating Fixed Identities: A Decolonial Examination of Theo/ideology 145Ana Ester Pádua Freire11 Queer Resistance: Reflections of an Indigenous Woman 151Inatoli Aye12 Male Violence Against Men: A Contextual Bible Study on the Crucifixion of Jesus 161David Tombs, Sithembiso Zwane, Charlene van der Walt13 Stabat Mater: The Birth/Death of the Cross 177Anita J. Monro14 ‘Filth ina di church/body’: Excreta, Born-Again Bodies and the Ecclesial Body in Jamaica 190Anna Kasafi Perkinsunending15 liberating tidalectics: a luta continua 207Michael N. JagessarIndex of Names and Subjects 215

While theologies are never finished and always evolving, there is a remarkable resilience of themes of liberation that refuse to go away because exploitation, dominance, and oppression refuse to go away. As a result, the big question of what we are up against must be raised with new vigor in the age of what some of us have called the Capitalocene.

Jione Havea is a Methodist pastor from Tonga, senior research fellow in religious and Moana studies at Trinity Methodist Theological College (Aotearoa New Zealand) and adjunct professor in biblical and cultural studies at Charles Sturt University (Australia). He is the author of numerous books, most recently Stirring Up Liberation Theologies.

• About the Contributors viiPreface xi1 Que(e)rying Theologies 1Jione HaveaI Quests to Liberate2 Latin American Liberation Theology: Review and the Way Forward 17Luis N. Rivera-Pagán3 Decolonizing the Bible and its Interpretations: A Latin American Black and Intercultural Reading of Jeremiah 44.15–19 31Maricel Mena-López4 Kairos Perspectives on State Violence, Imperialism and Integrity of Life: Beyond South Africa and Palestine 48Marthie Momberg 5 (Re)translating Gender: Invasions, Irruptions and Eruptions 67Nathan A. EsalaII Questioning (of) Praxes6 Do You Hear This Woman? Subalternity and Affect in Luke 7.36–50 79Yajenlemla7 Celebrating Uselessness in an Age of Toxic Productivity: Jesus’ Parable of the Barren Fig Tree and Zhuangzi’s Story of the Useless Tree 91LIM Chin Ming Stephen8 Liberated From Surveillance; Liberated For Symbiosis: Towards a Political Spirituality of ‘Watching’ 107James W. Perkinson9 The Great Reset: (Re)imaging, (Re)liberating and (Re)embracing Theologies of Liberation in the Age of Hyper-Uncertainty 128Hadje C. Sadje and Ma. Glovedi Joy L. BigorniaIII Queering Quests10 Liberating Fixed Identities: A Decolonial Examination of Theo/ideology 145Ana Ester Pádua Freire11 Queer Resistance: Reflections of an Indigenous Woman 151Inatoli Aye12 Male Violence Against Men: A Contextual Bible Study on the Crucifixion of Jesus 161David Tombs, Sithembiso Zwane, Charlene van der Walt13 Stabat Mater: The Birth/Death of the Cross 177Anita J. Monro14 ‘Filth ina di church/body’: Excreta, Born-Again Bodies and the Ecclesial Body in Jamaica 190Anna Kasafi Perkinsunending15 liberating tidalectics: a luta continua 207Michael N. JagessarIndex of Names and Subjects 215

While theologies are never finished and always evolving, there is a remarkable resilience of themes of liberation that refuse to go away because exploitation, dominance, and oppression refuse to go away. As a result, the big question of what we are up against must be raised with new vigor in the age of what some of us have called the Capitalocene.