Ecce Homo in Sweden and Serbia: State, Church, and Blasphemy

Abstract

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En villkorad gemenskap. Hbtq, sexualitet och kristen frikyrklighet

“…Utställningen Ecce Homo invigdes under Europride 1998 i Stockholm och bestod av tolv fotografier som föreställde Jesus bland homosexuella och transpersoner. Utställningen resulterade inte bara i en hätsk medial debatt utan tog sig även handgripliga uttryck med bombhot och polisbevakning (se Igrutinović & van den Berg, 2020). Men för många kristna hbtq-personer hade utställningen, som Christina skildrar, en mycket stark och bekräftande inverkan.…”