Despite the increasing feminist readings of religion, the broader women’s movement frequently overlooks religion, and the result is often an uncritical or unwitting inclusion and acceptance of a male-gendered divinity. While we…
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The Kingdom of God Has No Borders
Global evangelicalism unbound
September 13, 2018
Defining the boundaries of evangelicalism, always a difficult task, appears even more fraught at a time when (white) evangelicalism has become so identified with the Trump brand that some who resist that…
September 13, 2018
The Kingdom of God Has No Borders
United States religion in a transnational frame
September 7, 2018
How does McAlister’s account of religion and politics square with the prominent themes of contemporary developments?
September 7, 2018
Divine fatherhood
Keeping the children captive
September 5, 2018
“God the Father” has some white supremacist dirty laundry in the United States. The image of the Divine Father is pitched as potentially comforting; yet the Father also demands acquiescence with domination…
September 5, 2018
The Kingdom of God Has No Borders
At home in the world
August 30, 2018
McAlister aims for nothing less than a repositioning of the history of American evangelicalism, from an almost entirely domestic context to one in which developments in the United States share the stage…
August 30, 2018
Divine fatherhood
Christian theology, feminism, and unmarked fatherhood
August 28, 2018
For a female theologian of my age, writing a post on divine fatherhood is a strange throwback experience.
August 28, 2018
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