Living at the Hyphens
Instead of being treated as an obstacle to be removed, difference becomes a prompt for inquiry and conversation, and, one hopes, for unexpected revelation.
Menghun Goh, a Chinese Malaysian, teaches New Testament, postcolonial studies, and semiotics at Taiwan Graduate School of Theology in Taipei. He holds degrees from the University of California, Berkeley, the Graduate Theological Union, and Vanderbilt University (PhD). He has served in pastoral ministry, church planting, and missionary work in both Asia and the United States. He is the editor of Pauline Letters: Texts@Contexts (T&T Clark, 2024) and the author of two books in Chinese: Trial and Temptation: Biblical Interpretation and Semiotics (Olive, 2023) and A Lamp unto My Feet, a Light unto Our Paths: The Christian Bible and Contextual Interpretations (Olive, 2026).
Instead of being treated as an obstacle to be removed, difference becomes a prompt for inquiry and conversation, and, one hopes, for unexpected revelation.