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b'We close our series on Galatians with chapter 6 and it seems to be a bit of an abrupt ending- especially when taken out of context! We really see how Paul\\u2019s words can be taken and used in a different way than he intended and we discuss how conservatives and evangelicals often use these verses to condemn marginalized folks. They create a list of what NOT to do, but Paul is much more on the side of progressive Christians than it seems! It\\u2019s important to not seed Paul to conservatives and purity culture, but also important to learn to read the Bible well so we can wrestle with these questions in a constructive way. What does it mean for us today to have a community of mutual responsibility? Instead of waiting for people to show up for you, are we also asking how we\\u2019re showing up for others? Paul\\u2019s instruction to the Galatians is to be led by faith, not by rules, and we want to embrace that while being mindful of the nuance and complexity of the world we live in today.\\nResources:\\n\\nDigging the Details on-demand workshop\\nJourney Into the Bible on demand course\\nJoin the online community Sanctuary Collective\\n\\nIf you want to support the Patreon and help keep the podcast up and running, you can learn more and pledge your support at patreon.com/queertheology.\\nEpisode Transcript\\n\\n \\nThe post A Community of Mutual Responsibility: Galatians Chapter 6 appeared first on Queer Theology.'