This book is a PhD dissertation, published in Fortress Press’s selective “Emerging Scholars” series. Indeed, it reads like a dissertation, and only specialists will resist
In the often-heated evangelical debate concerning the ordination of women, one struggles to find a coherent and exhaustive work that covers more than the relevant
Many people are aware that women’s wider opportunities to use their leadership gifts in both society and the church are due primarily to the efforts
Faith Martin begins her book by stating: ”In the eyes of the church, a woman’s humanity is overshadowed by her being perceived as a sex.
Gender and Grace is simultaneously one of the most challenging and most reassuring examinations of male-female relationships written from a Christian perspective. A professor of
This highly readable book introduces much interesting evidence to demonstrate that subordination of women perpetuates an institutionalized cultural myth rather than a scriptural truth. To
Why, over the years, haven’t women produced more in the arts—specifically in literature? At the turn of the century, Virginia Woolf began the answer to
Global Evangelicalism is an important contribution to historical and theological studies because of its scope and accessibility. The book is made up of an introduction,
In her biography Fighting Angel, one of the most famous and disaffected missionary children of them all, the Nobel Prize-winning Pearl Buck, tells the sad
This new book on the Trinity is not to be missed. It may well prove to be the definitive contemporary reader on the debate over