Where does “shameless” come from? Well, partly it’s just a word that people have used to describe me a lot, and I like to reclaim and redefine things, rather than to just reject them. For instance, my first memoir is titled Pastrix, and pastrix is literally a term of insult that conservative Christian bloggers gave me when I first became a public figure, because they didn’t think I deserved the title Pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber, ’cause I was a girl. And women aren’t supposed to be pastors. Now to be clear, there are a million reasons I shouldn’t be a pastor, but being a girl isn’t one of them. So they gave me a term of insult, pastrix, right? And I titled my first memoir Pastrix, which was on the New York Times best-seller list, so if you’re keeping track, I won that round. …