Theologies of survival emerge from religious communities that must invest most, if not all, of their efforts into maintaining membership and preserving their religious thought and praxis-which, the author argues, can have a strong impact on women's visibility and agency.
Theologies of survival emerge from religious communities that must invest most, if not all, of their efforts into maintaining membership and preserving their religious thought and praxis-which, the author argues, can have a strong impact on women's visibility and agency.
Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Contextualizing Survival Chapter 2: The Promised Land: Gender and Black Liberation Theology Chapter 3: Continuity and the Hidden God: Gender and Jewish Holocaust Theology Chapter 4: The Church of the Martyrs and the Second Sex: Gender and Diasporic Coptic Theology Chapter 5: What Now? Present and Future Trajectories of Survival Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Contextualizing Survival Chapter 2: The Promised Land: Gender and Black Liberation Theology Chapter 3: Continuity and the Hidden God: Gender and Jewish Holocaust Theology Chapter 4: The Church of the Martyrs and the Second Sex: Gender and Diasporic Coptic Theology Chapter 5: What Now? Present and Future Trajectories of Survival Bibliography About the Author
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