Sexuality and the Christian body : their way into the triune God / Eugene F. Rogers, Jr.
By: Rogers, Eugene F
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TextSeries: Challenges in contemporary theology: Publisher: Oxford, UK ; Malden, Mass. : Blackwell, 1999Description: ix, 303 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0631210709 (pbk.); 0631210695 (alk. paper)Subject(s): Homosexuality -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
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| BR115.H6 Q435 2015 Queer Christianities : lived religion in transgressive forms / | BR115.H6 Q44 2014 Queering religion, religious queers / | BR115.H6 R35 2017 Rainbow in the word : LGBTQ Christians' biblical memoirs / | BR115.H6 R64 1999 Sexuality and the Christian body : their way into the triune God / | BR115.H6 R83 1997 Sex and the church : gender, homosexuality, and the transformation of Christian ethics / | BR115 .H6 S23 2009 Homosexuality and the crisis of Anglicanism / | BR115.H6 S3 1978 Is the homosexual my neighbor? : another Christian view / |
Includes bibliographical references (pages [276]-292) and indexes.
The politics of the people of God -- The identity of the people of God: contrary to nature -- The holiness of the people of God: monogamy and monasticism -- The storied context of the vice against nature: retrieving a narrative -- Nature and justice when science and scripture conflict: retrieving a traditional hermeneutics -- Karl Barth on Jews and gender: a preliminary critique -- Unintended abstraction in Barth's doctrine of Israel: retrieving a doctrine of the spirit -- Unintended abstraction in Barth's account of gender: retrieving co-humanity -- Creation, procreation, and the glory of the triune God -- Eros and philanthropy -- The shape of the body and the shape of grace -- Hostility and hospitality -- The narrative of providence and a charge for a wedding.