Sexual Violence – The Shiloh Project

Genesis 14: Could Lot Potentially Be a Victim of Attempted Sexual Enslavement or Attempted Wartime Rape?

by Johanna Stiebert on February 17, 2025

Today’s post is by Victoria Mildenhall. The featured image is The Capture of Lot, by James Dabney McCabe, 1842-1883. Victoria studied for her undergraduate degree with the Open University and went on to complete two

What has the Bible to do with Deepfake Porn?

by Tasia Scrutton on February 12, 2025

Today’s post is by Tasia Scrutton. Tasia is an Associate Professor at the University of Leeds and Director of the

The Woman from Judges 19

by Hilary Willett on March 10, 2024

Hilary Willett (she/her) fights for gender justice by writing icons and reclaiming the lives of biblical women. Her most recent

Power Dynamics: Who Can Say No?

by Princess O'Nika Auguste on March 1, 2024

Princess O'Nika Auguste hails from Helen of the West, the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. She is a PhD student

Accompanying Survivors of Sexual Harm: A Toolkit for Churches

by Emily Colgan on January 19, 2023

The Shiloh Project is pleased to announce the launch of a new toolkit called Accompanying Survivors of Sexual Harm. The

“A Universe of Ontological Terror”: A Comparative Analysis of Genesis 34 and the Rape and Murder of Sarah Everard.

by Isobel Wood on September 7, 2022

Isobel Wood has recently graduated from the University of Leeds after studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics. Her research critically reflects on feminist approaches to global social justice and gender inequality issues. In particular, her most

Legitimising Sexual Violence: Contesting Toxic Theologies that Valorise Suffering as Redemptive

by George Zachariah on April 9, 2022

George Zachariah is a lay theologian of the Mar Thoma Church. He has been working as a theological educator for

Theology in a Divided World: Five Poems

by Hannah Buckley on March 21, 2022

Today’s post is written by Hannah Buckley, a third-year Theology and Religious Studies student at the University of Aberdeen. In

Terror in the Bible: Rhetoric, Gender, and Violence

by Robyn Whitacker on February 21, 2022

Dr Robyn Whitaker is Coordinator of Studies – New Testament at Pilgrim Theological College and Senior Lecturer within the University

Vocation and Violence: The Church and #MeToo

by Miryam Clough on January 20, 2022

Miryam Clough’s book, Vocation and Violence: The Church and #MeToo is part of the Routledge Focus series (Rape Culture, Religion

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