The Transfigurations/Twists of the Religious: An Introduction to the Thelogical Epistemology of Marcella Althaus-Reid

Latin American queer/queer theology is a recent field of critical studies that is not only enriched by queer/cuir thinking and activism, but also contributes to contemporary gender-based dissident proposals. This article presents some epistemic contributions from the transfigurations, twists, "indecencies", and resignifications of the religious. An example of this theological integration refers to the program of the Doctorate in Critical Gender Studies (DECG) at the Universidad Iberoamericana (Mexico City). In particular, the goal of this article is to analyze the intersection of body-gender-religion from the hermeneutical approach of the book The Queer God, by the Argentine theologian, Marcella Althaus-Reid.