Christian Perspectives on Sexuality and GenderElizabeth Stuart, Adrian Thatcher Gracewing Publishing, 1996 - 478 páginas The writers represent a variety of Christian (and one non-Christian) responses to issues such as: sexuality and the Christian tradition; sexuality and gender; power and relation; marriage; sexuality and spirituality; love; gay and lesbian sexuality; the body; sexuality and love; sexuality and violence; sexuality and singleness and the family. |
Índice
Sexuality and the Christian Tradition | 1 |
Astri Hauge | 53 |
Reflections on a Feminist Spirituality for Justice | 68 |
God Them James B Ashbrook | 98 |
Power and Relation | 139 |
Sandra Friedman Alexander Irwin | 152 |
Sexuality and Marriage | 169 |
Appraisal Emmanuel Martey | 199 |
Sexuality and Love | 229 |
Lesbian and Gay Sexuality | 271 |
Sexuality and the Body | 329 |
Sexuality and Violence | 377 |
Sexuality and Singleness | 411 |
Families | 439 |
Acknowledgements | 471 |
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