Violence against Women and Children: a Christian Theological Sourcebook (New York: Continuum, 1995) Edited with Marie M. Fortune, this anthology, has been called a "must read." One reviewer said, "If you read only one book [this year], let it be this one." Table of Contents: Part I: Theological Foundations • Toward a Feminist Theology of Religion and the State, by Carol J. Adams • For God So Loved the World?, by Joanne Carlson Brown and Rebecca Parker • Ending Innocence and Nurturing Willfulness, by Rita Nakashima Brock • The Transformation of Suffering: A Biblical and Theological Perspective, by Marie Fortune Part II: Reconsidering Biblical Concepts • Reading Adam and Eve: Re-Visions of the Myth of Woman's Subordination, by Charles Ess • Structures of Forgiveness in the New Testament, by Frederick W. Keene • Let's Look Again at the Biblical Concept of Submission, by Catherine Clark Kroeger • The Gerasene Demoniac and the Sexually Violated, by Peter Horsfield Part III: Ethical Appraisals • Bringing Justice Home: The Challenge of the Battered Women's for Christian Social Ethics, by Sarah Bentley • Moral Agency of Women in a Battered Women's Shelter b, y Allison Manuel Moore • "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot!': A Womanist Response to Sexual Violence and Abuse, by Toinette M. Eugene • Forgiveness: The Last Step , by Marie M. Fortune Part IV: Historical Revisioning • Augustine on Rape: One Chapter in the Theological Tradition, by Mary Pellauer • Historical Theology and Violence Against Women: Unearthing a Popular Tradition of Just Battery, by Mary Potter Engle • The Power to See and the Power to Name; American Church History and the Problem of Domestic Violence, by Ann Taves • The Imperishable Virginity of Saint Maria Goretti, by Kathleen Zuanich Young • Prophetic or Followers? The United Church of Canada, Gender, Sexuality and Violence Against Women, by Tracy Trothen Part V: Contemporary Revisioning • When the Mountain Won't Move, by Linda H. Hollies • Seduced by Faith: Sexual Traumas and Their Embodied Effects, by Jennifer L. Manlowe • Born Again, Free from Sin?: Sexual Violence in Evangelical Communities, by Andy Smith • Is Nothing Sacred? The Betrayal of the Ministerial or Teaching Relationship, by Marie M. Fortune • Taking Sides Against Ourselves, by Rosemary L. Bray • The Difference Race Makes: Sexual Harassment and the Law in the Thomas-Hill Hearings, by Karen Baker-Fletcher • Christian Conquest and the Sexual Colonization of Native Women b, y Andy Smith • Healing in Communities Following an Experience of Mission as Oppression, By Stan McKay Part VI: The Contemporary Church--Pastoral Ministry, Liturgical Issues, and Theological Education • Church Response to Domestic Violence, by John M. Johnson and Denise M. Bondurant • Revisiting the 1982 Church Response Survey, by John M. Johnson and Denise M. Bondurant • "Reorganizing Victimization": The Intersection between Liturgy and Domestic Violence, by Marjorie Procter-Smith • Saving the Family: When is the Covenant Broken?, Mitzi N. Eilts • Calling to Accountability: The Church's Responses to Abusers, Marie M. Fortune and James Poling • The Whole Loaf: Holy Communion and Survival, Marjorie Procter-Smith • Hope Lies in "The Struggle Against It": Co-Teaching a Seminary Course on Domestic Violence and Theology, By Marvin M. Ellison and Kristina B. Hewey
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