Indecent Theology

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Routledge, Sep 11, 2002 - Religion - 224 pages
Indecent Theology brings liberation theology up to date by introducing the radical critical approaches of gender, postcolonial, and queer theory. Grounded in actual examples from Latin America, Marcella Althaus-Reid's highly provocative, but immaculately researched book reworks three distinct areas of theology - sexual, political and systematic. It exposes the connections between theology, sexuality and politics, whilst initiating a dramatic sexual rereading of systematic theology.
Groundbreaking, intriguing and scholarly, Indecent Theology broadens the debate on sexuality and theology as never before.
 

Contents

The fragrance of Womens Liberation Theology odours of sex and lemons on the streets of Buenos Aires
1
1 Indecent proposals for women who would like to do theology without using underwear
11
2 The indecent Virgin
47
theology as a sexual act
87
4 The theology of sexual stories
125
big economic measures conceptualising global erection processes
165
Notes
201
Bibliography
205
Index
214
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Marcella Althaus-Reid is Lecturer in Christian Ethics and Practical Theology at the University of Edinburgh. She is a Latin American theologian who trained during the years of political conflict in the southern cone of South America.

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