In this 11-minute visual choreography of conversation, Dr. Roberto Che Espinoza and Erin Christian Law unpack the emergent concept of carceral spirituality—where punitive logics shape our inner lives and sacred practices. Through a contemplative exchange, they explore how control, shame, and moral surveillance manifest in religious life, and draw resonances with Buddhist frameworks that offer pathways toward liberation. This is not a debate, but a dance—a co-weaving of wisdom, presence, and the practice of unshackling the soul.
The Prison of Goodness
Jun 01, 2025

SentiPensando: Our Collective Becoming Podcast
Theology is fundamentally about meaning making. While trained as a constructive philosophical theologian & philosophical ethicist, I am still deeply concerned with how we make meaning in this world. Come listen to some audio notes of a theology on the way to(wards) Our Collective Becoming and the Reign of Justice for all, and most especially for the Underside of History.
Theology is fundamentally about meaning making. While trained as a constructive philosophical theologian & philosophical ethicist, I am still deeply concerned with how we make meaning in this world. Come listen to some audio notes of a theology on the way to(wards) Our Collective Becoming and the Reign of Justice for all, and most especially for the Underside of History.Listen on
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