Name: Goddess and God in the World
Author: Carol P. Christ, Judith Plaskow

In Goddess and God in the World, leading theologians Carol P. Christ and Judith Plaskow propose a new method for thinking about theological questions: embodied theology rooted in experience and tested in dialogue. Their theological conversation begins from the premise that the transcendent, omnipotent, male God of traditional theologies must be replaced with new understandings of divinity that can provide orientation and guidance as we face the social, political, and environmental challenges of our time. Situating divinity in the world and placing responsibility for the future firmly in human hands, they argue for an inclusive monotheism that affirms the unity of being through a plurality of images celebrating diversity and difference. Carol proposes that Goddess is the intelligent embodied love that is in all being, a personal presence that can inspire us to love the world more deeply. Judith counters that God is an impersonal power of creativity, the ground of being that includes both good and evil. Their probing of the autobiographical sources of their theologies combined with an intense questioning of each other’s views offers both a new way of speaking about Goddess and God and a fruitful model of theological conversation across difference. Contents: Introduction: Goddess and God in Our Lives Part One: Embodied Theologies 1. For the Beauty of the Earth 2. Stirrings 3. God in the History of Theology 4. From God to Goddess 5. Finding a God I Can Believe In 6. Feminist Theology at the Center 7. Answering My Question 8. Wrestling with God and Evil Part Two: Theological Conversations 9. How Do We Think of Divine Power? 10. Constructing Theological Narratives 11. If Goddess Is Not Love 12. Evil Once Again 13. Embodied Theology and the Flourishing of the World

Goddess and God in the World - Conversations in Embodied Theology

Carol P. Christ, Judith Plaskow

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