The Woman Will Overcome the Warrior: A Dialogue with the Christian - Feminist Theology of Rosemary Radford Ruether Book

	Dedication
	Contents
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
Pt. 1	Wrestling With the Past: The Negation and Affirmation of Woman in the Christian Tradition	15
Ch. 1	Ruether's Critique of the Theological Tradition	17
I	Theological Anthropology	18
II	Evil	25
III	Mariology	27
IV	Ecclesiology	30
V	Christology	33
VI	Nature	36
VII	Eschatology	39
VIII	God	41
IX	An Initial Response	45
Ch. 2	The Methodological Foundations of Ruether's Feminist Theology	51
I	When a Tradition Faces a Crisis	51
II	Ruether's Critique of the Bible	53
III	Usable Tradition	60
Ch. 3	Towards an Evangelical-Reformational Feminism	77
I	A Place to Stand	78
II	Experience, Faith, and Revelation	81
III	Tradition, Story, and the Language of Faith	88
IV	The Relationship Between Bible, Word, and Spirit	95
V	Towards a Redemptively-Sensitive Hermeneutic	103
VI	Male and Female in the Scriptures	113
VII	Some Concluding Hermeneutical Comments	148
Pt. 2	Giving Birth to the Future: Towards a Christian Feminist Theology	173
Ch. 4	Ruether's Proposals for a Feminist Theology	173
I	Theological Anthropology	174
II	Evil	188
III	Mariology	193
IV	Ecclesiology	198
V	Christology	206
VI	Nature	212
VII	Eschatology	224
VIII	God	246
Ch. 5	The Sins of the Fathers?	285
I	Patriarchy as a Global Concept	285
II	The Rise and Development of Patriarchy	289
III	The Origin and Nature of Patriarchy	298
IV	Towards a Multi-Faceted Liberation Theology	313
	Conclusion	327
I	Anthropology/Cosmology	328
II	The Biblical Drama	338
III	Towards an Integral Christian Feminist Theology	348
	Bibliography	363
	Index	381