Devin Singh
@devinps.bsky.social
Decoding religion, money, & power | Prof and Coach | code switching in the Ivy League | Books: Divine Currency (Stanford 2018), Economy and Modern Christian Thought (Brill 2022), Sacred Debt (Harvard soon) | devinsingh.com
What would it mean to take Jubilee seriously—not just as a historical curiosity, but as a challenge to how we understand justice, grace, and obligation? I explore these tensions in my forthcoming book Sacred Debt. Sign up on my mailing list for updates and to be notified when it's out.
March 18, 2025 at 5:25 PM
What would it mean to take Jubilee seriously—not just as a historical curiosity, but as a challenge to how we understand justice, grace, and obligation? I explore these tensions in my forthcoming book Sacred Debt. Sign up on my mailing list for updates and to be notified when it's out.
Redemption follows the principle of repayment; Jubilee, the principle of cancellation.
March 18, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Redemption follows the principle of repayment; Jubilee, the principle of cancellation.
Having written about Jubilee’s underside as reinstating sovereignty, I’m now curious to explore its chthonic elements. Has the parallel w the Flood been explored and can folks point me to sources?
February 6, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Having written about Jubilee’s underside as reinstating sovereignty, I’m now curious to explore its chthonic elements. Has the parallel w the Flood been explored and can folks point me to sources?