Bridging the Interpretive Abyss

<p>Luis Menéndez-Antuña demonstrates how a cultural studies approach that centers twenty-first-century queer existence and experiences of suffering illuminates rather than obscures ancient New Testament contexts. Each chapter weaves together a biblical text different works of art and a political crisis. This hermeneutical approach bridges the abyss between the past and present the Global North and the Global South biblical scholarship humanities and social sciences. Readers coming to the New Testament text with political and ethical concerns will find new emancipatory strategies making this volume essential reading for scholars and students. </p>