God Loves Diversity and Justice

Informationen zum Autor Edited by Susanne Scholz - Contributions by Pat Davis; Maria A. Dixon; Marc H. Ellis; Victoria Fontan; Serge Frolov; Susanne Johnson; Gordene MacKenzie; Pamela J. Milne; Qudsia Mirza; Nancy Nangeroni; Joerg Rieger; Isam M. Shihada; Nikky-Guninder Kaur Sin Klappentext This book interrogates the theological statement of God loving diversity and justice from the multi-religious, multi-ethnic, multi-disciplinary, and multi-gendered identities of the contributors. They engage selectively the various sources of their diverse traditions, including the Sikh scriptures, the Bible, the Qur'an, the movies, the Declaration of Human Rights, and the transgender movement. The result is a serious historical, literary, cultural, and religious discourse that fends against intellectually rigid thought and simplistic belief systems. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction: From Progressive Theological Discourse to Changing the WorldSusanne ScholzPART I. ABOUT GODChapter 1: God Is Diversity and Justice: A Feminist Sikh PerspectiveNikky-Guninder K. Singh Chapter 2: As Long As You Are Doing Something: A Secular Feminist Perspective from CanadaPamela J. MilneChapter 3: I AM, Who Loves the Prophets, Loves You: Meditations on the Progressive/Prophetic at the End of Jewish HistoryMarc H. EllisPART II. ABOUT LOVEChapter 4: A World without Tags: A Progressive Palestinian Muslim Scholar SpeaksIsam ShihadaChapter 5: Class Matters in an Age of Empire: A White Feminist Working-Class American SpeaksSusanne JohnsonPART III. ABOUT DIVERSITYChapter 6: Celebrating Diversity Is Not What It's All About: A Progressive White Male German-American Theologian SpeaksJoerg RiegerChapter 7: Does God Really Love Diversity? Biblical Counter-Examples from a Chinese-American PerspectiveSze-Kar WanPART IV. ABOUT JUSTICEChapter 8: Diversity, Justice, and the Bible for Grown-Ups: A Jewish Russian-Israeli-American Hebrew Bible Scholar SpeaksSerge FrolovChapter 9: The Exiled Native: The Paradox of the Black ScholarMaria DixonChapter 10: Justice Is at the Core: The Law, Justice, and Gender Equality in Islamic FeminismQudsia MirzaChapter 11: Transgender Spirituality: Finding Justice through Activism and LoveGordene McKenzie and Nancy NangeroniPART V. TWO RESPONSESChapter 12: Reflections on "God Loves Diversity and Justice": A (Modern) Human Rights PerspectivePat DavisChapter 13: Should God Remain? A Response from the Perspective of Peace and Conflict StudiesVictoria Fontan...

Klappentext
This book interrogates the theological statement of God loving diversity and justice from the multi-religious, multi-ethnic, multi-disciplinary, and multi-gendered identities of the contributors. They engage selectively the various sources of their diverse traditions, including the Sikh scriptures, the Bible, the Qur'an, the movies, the Declaration of Human Rights, and the transgender movement. The result is a serious historical, literary, cultural, and religious discourse that fends against intellectually rigid thought and simplistic belief systems.

Inhalt
Introduction: From Progressive Theological Discourse to Changing the World Susanne Scholz PART I. ABOUT GOD Chapter 1: God Is Diversity and Justice: A Feminist Sikh Perspective Nikky-Guninder K. Singh Chapter 2: As Long As You Are Doing Something: A Secular Feminist Perspective from Canada Pamela J. Milne Chapter 3: I AM, Who Loves the Prophets, Loves You: Meditations on the Progressive/Prophetic at the End of Jewish History Marc H. Ellis PART II. ABOUT LOVE Chapter 4: A World without Tags: A Progressive Palestinian Muslim Scholar Speaks Isam Shihada Chapter 5: Class Matters in an Age of Empire: A White Feminist Working-Class American Speaks Susanne Johnson PART III. ABOUT DIVERSITY Chapter 6: Celebrating Diversity Is Not What It's All About: A Progressive White Male German-American Theologian Speaks Joerg Rieger Chapter 7: Does God Really Love Diversity? Biblical Counter-Examples from a Chinese-American Perspective Sze-Kar Wan PART IV. ABOUT JUSTICE Chapter 8: Diversity, Justice, and the Bible for Grown-Ups: A Jewish Russian-Israeli-American Hebrew Bible Scholar Speaks Serge Frolov Chapter 9: The Exiled Native: The Paradox of the Black Scholar Maria Dixon Chapter 10: Justice Is at the Core: The Law, Justice, and Gender Equality in Islamic Feminism Qudsia Mirza Chapter 11: Transgender Spirituality: Finding Justice through Activism and Love Gordene McKenzie and Nancy Nangeroni PART V. TWO RESPONSES Chapter 12: Reflections on "God Loves Diversity and Justice": A (Modern) Human Rights Perspective Pat Davis Chapter 13: Should God Remain? A Response from the Perspective of Peace and Conflict Studies Victoria Fontan

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