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Transformative Lutheran theologies: feminist, womanist, and mujerista perspectives

Mary J. Streufert c2010 © 1517 Media
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  • 9781451414493 (ebook)
  • 9780800663773 (paper)
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  • Religion
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  • Frontmatter
  • Contributors (page vii)
  • Introduction (Mary J. Streufert, page 1)
  • Part I: LEGACIES AND MARGINS
    • 1. Historical and Theological Legacies of Feminism and Lutheranism (L. DeAne Lagerquist and Caryn D. Riswold, page 15)
    • 2. The Elusive Lure of the Lotus (Mary (Joy) Philip, page 31)
  • Part 2: GOD AND HUMANITY
    • 3. Inhabiting Paradox: god and Feminist Theology for the Third Wave (Caryn D. Riswold, page 45)
    • 4. God's Heart Revealed in Eden: Luther on the Character of God and the Vocation of Humanity (Kristen E. Kvam, page 57)
  • Part 3: SIN AND GRACE
    • 5. Sin from a Queer, Lutheran Perspective (Mary E. Lowe, page 71)
    • 6. Who Are You? Christ and the Imperative of Subjectivity (Anna Mercedes, page 87)
  • Part 4: THE WORK AND PERSON OF CHRIST
    • 7. Through Mujerista Eyes: Stories of Incarnate Redemption (Alicia Vargas, page 99)
    • 8. Putting the Cross in Context: Atonement through Covenant (Marit Trelstad, page 107)
    • 9. Christ as Bride/Groom: A Lutheran Feminist Relational Christology (Kathryn A. Kleinhans, page 123)
    • 10. The Person of Christ from a Feminist Perspective: Human and Divine, Male and Female (Mary J. Streufert, page 135)
  • Part 5: SPIRIT AND BODY
    • 11. Spirit and Body: A Lutheran-Feminist Conversation (Cheryl M. Peterson, page 153)
    • 12. Experiencing the Spirit: The Magnificat, Luther, and Feminists (Lois Malcolm, page 165)
  • Part 6. KNOWING AND LIVING
    • 13. Hush No More! Constructing an African American Lutheran Womanist Ethic (Beverly Wallace, page 179)
    • 14. Being Church as, in, and against White Privilege (Cynthia Moe-Lobeda, page 197)
  • Part 7: HOPE AND THE FUTURE
    • 15. In the Flesh: A Feminist Vision of Hope (Krista E. Hughes, page 213)
    • 16. Hoping for More: How Eschatology Matters for Lutheran Feminist Theologies (Deanna A. Thompson, page 225)
  • Notes (page 237)
  • Index (page 267)
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