ATHENA EVELYN O. GOROSPE
Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary (USA)
Selected Publications and Presentations
Books
2016 | Judges. Asia Bible Commentary Series. Edited by Federico Villanueva. Carlisle, Cumbria, UK: Langham Global Library. (with Charles Ringma) | |||
2007 | Narrative and Identity: An Ethical Reading of Exodus 4. Leiden: Brill. |
Articles and Essays
2020 | “When Disaster Strikes: Lament, Liminality and Living in the In-Between.” In To Whom Shall We Go: Faith Responses in a Time of Crisis. Edited by Irene Alexander and Christopher Brown. Eugene, OR: Cascade, 2020. | |||
2017 | “Marginalizing God in the Book of Judges.” In Breath and Bone: Living Out the Mission of God in God’s World. Edited by Riad Kassis, Pieter J. Kwant, and Paul Windsor. Carlisle, Cumbria, UK: Langham Global Library. | |||
“Downward Mobility.” In Passion & Power: Pulpit Messages from the Filipino Heart. Manila: OMF Literature. | ||||
2016 | “Judges: Study Notes.” God’s Justice: NIV Study Bible. Grand Rapids: Zondervan. | |||
2015 | “What does the Bible say about Migration: Three Approaches to the Old Testament.” In God at the Borders: Globalization, Migration, and Diaspora. Edited by Charles R Ringma, Karen Hollenbeck-Wuest, and Athena E. Gorospe. Mandaluyong City, Phils.: OMF Literature. | |||
2013 | “Old Testament Narratives in Context: Moses’ Reverse Migration and a Hermeneutics of Possibility.” In The Gospel in Culture: Contextualization Issues through Asian Eyes. Edited by Melba Maggay. Mandaluyong City, Phils.: OMF Literature. | |||
“Going Beyond Stewardship of Creation: The Call to a Theology of Life.” In Light for our Path: The Authority, Inspiration, and Meaning of Scripture. Manila: Asia Theological Association. | ||||
“Evangelicals and the Environment: Beyond Stewardship.” Evangelical Review of Theology 37 (July 2013): 256-66. | ||||
“The Divine Trickster in the Samson Narrative.” Phronesis 20, 131-56. |
Edited Works
2018 | The Challenge and Promise of Reconciliation and Peace. General editor, with Charles R. Ringma. Carlisle, UK: Langham Literature. | |||
2017 | Disaster, Resiliency and the People of God. General Editor, with Charles R. Ringma and Karen Hollenbeck-Wuest. Mandaluyong City, Phils.: OMF Literature. | |||
2015 | God at the Borders: Globalization, Migration, and Diaspora. Co-editor with Charles R. Ringma and Karen Hollenbeck-Wuest. Mandaluyong City: OMF Literature. |
Paper Presentations
2019 | “Duterte, the Bible, and the Strongman Narrative.” Presented at the 2019 Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting. San Diego, California, USA, Nov 23-26. | |||
“Memory and Reconciliation: Perspectives from Paul Ricoeur.” Presented to the Faculty of Biblical Seminary of Colombia, Medellin, Colombia, March 28. | ||||
2018 | “Remembering as Resistance: Memory and Forgetting in the Struggle Against Dictatorship and Impunity.” Society of Ricoeur Studies Conference. Los Angeles, Nov 2-. 4. | |||
“The Church in Response to the Strongman: Reflections from the Abimelech Narrative (Judges 9).” Stott-Bediako Forum 2018 on Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation: The Church in Response to Political Conflict. Manila, Sept 14-15. | ||||
2016 | “Revisiting the Double Introduction Structure of the Book of Judges.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting. San Antonio, Texas, USA, Nov 19-22. | |||
“Women and Justice in the Book of Judges.” Asia Theological Association Triennial General Assembly. South Korea, July 25-29. | ||||
2015 | “God’s Narrative Identity in Exodus 2:23-4:31 and its Implications for Ethical Identity: A Ricoeurian Reading.” Paul Ricoeur in Asia: Reflections on Politics, Society, and Religion. Ateneo de Manila University and University of Sto. Tomas, Metro Manila, Philippines, Nov 19-21. |