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This assemblage of feminist theologies is written from different cultures, geographies and discourses and brought together around themes as specific and wide-ranging as immigration detention, hate crime, discrimination, rites of marriage and partnership, and artistic and religious imagination.
List of contents
1.Against Innocence: Feminism and Original Sin
Peter Kline
2.Standing at the Corner of Sin and Grace
Shannon Craigo-Snell
3."Because of the Angels" (1 Cor. 11:10): Ancient and Contemporary Threats to Women
Sally Douglas
4.In Spite of the Angels: Reading Paul and Freedom Struggle
Jin Young Choi
5.Mother Language, Mother Church, Mother Earth
Cristina Lledo Gomez
6.The Veil of Mother
Marie-Elsa Bragg
7."You Don't Understand Me": Serena Williams, Christology, and Non-Identity
Janice McRandal
8.Why Misunderstanding Matters: Whiteness Made Visible to White Eyes
Jenny Daggers
9.Equal, Equivalent, or Something New: Gender, Sexuality, and Theology in the Episcopal Church's Rites of Marriage and Partnership
Bryan Cones
10.Partner, Husband, Friend? The Sacramentality of a Same-Sex Relationship
Joseph N. Goh
11.Common Ground: The Gift of Womanist Theology in the Midst of the #MeToo Era
Maggie Kappelhoff
12.This Is My Body: Re-Making the Maternal Image in Terms of Divine Relation and Difference
Rebekah Pryor
13.Encounters Among Strangers: Bodies, Marys, Arts
Stefanie Knauss
14.Deterrence: Crucified People
Stephen Burns
15.Pink Crosses in Ciudad Juárez
David Tombs
16.Hinterland is Intersection: Talking Back to the Exodus Blockade
Jione Havea
17.Asian Immigrants' Hinterland
Choi Hee An
About the author
Edited by Rebekah Pryor and Stephen Burns - Contributions by Marie-Elsa Roche Bragg; Stephen Burns; Choi Hee An; Jin Young Choi; Bryan Cones; Shannon Craigo-Snell; Jenny Daggers; Sally Douglas; Joseph Goh; Cristina Lledo Gomez; Jione Havea; Marguerite Kap
Summary
This assemblage of feminist theologies is written from different cultures, geographies and discourses and brought together around themes as specific and wide-ranging as immigration detention, hate crime, discrimination, rites of marriage and partnership, and artistic and religious imagination.
