Gender, Tradition, and Romans : Shared Ground, Uncertain Borders

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Introduction

Gender, Tradition and Romans: Shared Ground, Uncertain Borders

Part I: Mapping Traditions in Romans

1. Feminists and Paul in Romans 8:18-23: Toward a Theology of Creation

2. Judging and Community in Romans: An Action within the Boundaries

3. Cross-Tradition and Cross-Gender Hermeneutics: A Confucian Reading of Romans and a Critical Reading of Confucian Ethics

4. Feminism and the Ambiguities of Texts and Reality: A Response to Sheila McGinn and Yak-hwee Tan

Part II: Challenging Gendered Traditions in Romans and Its Interpretations. 5. A Remedy for Having Been Born of Woman: Jesus, Gentiles, and Genealogy in Romans

6. The Gendered Sinner in Romans 1-7

7. Gender and Ideology Critique in the Study of Paul's Letter to the Romans: A Response to Pamela Eisenbaum and Teresa J. Hornsby

Part III: Gender and the Authority of Romans

8. Choices of Interpretations Regarding Gender and the Authority of Romans

9. History, Theology, and Context: The Analysis of Romans in Bernadette Brooten's Love Between Women and Francis Watson's Agape, Eros, Gender. 10. Patriarchy and Heterosexual Eroticism: The Question in Romans and Corinthians

11. New Perspectives on Paul: No New Perspectives on Romans in Feminist Theology?

Part IV: Conclusions

12. Scriptural Criticism and Feminist Interpretation of Romans

13. Scriptural Criticism and Religious Perception

Contributors

Index of Scriptural References

Index of Authors

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