by Patrik Olterman | Apr 7, 2017
Sacred Sexuality To hold something as sacred means that it is set apart, held in a special place in honour of divinity. And with my sexuality, regardless of my state of mind at the time I hold it sacred, I honour the divine source as I connect either with myself or...
by Patrik Olterman | Nov 2, 2015 | Life is my religion, Pirate Theology
Halloween has just passed and as little ghosts and skeletons have been in and out our door in a quest for excitement and candy we have been clearing out som skeletons out of our closet. In many ways it has been the death of the old story, the old life and the old...
by Patrik Olterman | Jul 1, 2015 | Writing
As summer has actually arrived here in Sweden I have taken some time of work to start a writing project. I am taking all the ideas and thoughts from the last six years of sermon writing, blogging and theological reflection and boil it down to a little book describing...
by Patrik Olterman | May 17, 2015
Sacred Sexuality A theoerotic adventure, bringing back eros to the church. Read More Pirate Theology “Living out a different reality amidst our own” Read More Queer Theology An exploration of theology and human sexuality from a norm critical,...
by Patrik Olterman | Feb 29, 2012 | Theological reflection
Whenever I speak about Pirate Theology, I am asked what kind of theology it is. Specifically if it is liberal or conservative (it seems that these two are only viable options in the Swedish discourse right now). When I wrote my series on LGBTQ, one of the comments I...
