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Stephanie Krehbiel

Stephanie Krehbiel is a PhD Candidate in the Department of American Studies and a Graduate Certificate student in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Kansas. Her dissertation research is on conflicts over sexual diversity among Mennonites in the U.S., particularly as those conflicts pertain to LGBTQ Mennonites. She is the Spring 2014 Sias Graduate Fellow at the Hall Center for the Humanities.

(A)theologies, Archive, StoriesFebruary 11, 2014

The Woody Allen Problem: How Do We Read Pacifist Theologian (and Sexual Abuser) John Howard Yoder?

By Stephanie Krehbiel

Can we enjoy the work of men accused of terrible crimes? Does it matter if the artist in question is alive or not? Is there a difference between loving a movie made by an alleged sex offender and loving a work of theology written by one? How on earth do we weigh all of this?

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