The #MeToo hashtag and campaign raises important questions for Christian public theology. In 2017, a church sign at Gustavus Adolphus church in New York City connected Jesus with #MeToo through Jesus’ words ‘You did this to me too’ (Matthew 25:40). This church sign offers appropriate recognition of the theological solidarity of Jesus with #MeToo at a metaphorical level, but this article argues a more direct historical connection should also be made. It examines work by Tombs (1999), Heath (2011), Gafney (2013), and Trainor (2014) that go beyond theological solidarity to identify Jesus as a victim of sexual abuse in a more historical and literal sense. It concludes that naming Jesus as victim of sexual abuse is not just a matter of correcting the historical record but can also help churches to address the damage caused by victim blaming or shaming.

#MeToo标签和竞选活动为基督教公众神学提出了重要问题。2017年，纽约市古斯塔夫·阿道夫（Gustavus Adolphus）教堂的教堂标志通过耶稣的话``你也对我这样做''将耶稣与#MeToo相连（马太福音25:40）。这个教堂的标志在隐喻层面上适当地承认了耶稣与#MeToo在神学上的团结，但本文认为也应建立更直接的历史联系。它考察了古墓（1999），希思（2011），加夫尼（2013）和培训师（2014）所做的工作，这些工作超出了神学上的团结，从历史上和字面意义上将耶稣确定为性虐待的受害者。结论是，将耶稣命名为性虐待的受害者不仅是纠正历史记录的问题，而且还可以帮助教会解决因受害者指责或羞辱而造成的破坏。