16 Quotes by Cynthia Moe-Lobeda

To believe that alternatives are possible, we must envision them.

In contexts of massively unbalanced power, love seeks dispersed and accountable power. Mutuality recognizes common power to give to, receive from, learn from, and challenge. And it aims at common well-being.

... shape ways of living consistent with faith in the God whom Jesus loved.

To see oneself through the eyes of God, to see what God sees, is to see a human creature loved beyond all comprehension.

Theology is the quest to hold the stories of one's life and kin, of societies and cultures, of humankind, of otherkind, of the Earth, and of the cosmos in one breath with the mystery that some call God.

Dismantling structural violence thus calls for identifying the cultural violence that nourishes it.

Theology is the age-old effort to make sense of our many stories in light of God's presence and power in, with, and for this good creation.

Impervious adherence to economically exploitative lifeways stems in part from a historical penchant for misperceiving social problems as individuals' problems.

... the cultivation of body dissatisfaction is so lucrative that the misguidance continues.