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Vile Bodies are bodies that have been vilified by Christian thought, often with catastrophic consequences. The bodies of women, Jews, Muslims, slaves, Blacks, LGBT people, children, wives have all been harmed by negative Christian teaching about bodies. This book sidesteps the endless controversies in the churches about sexuality and gender and goes deeper - unmasking instead the abusive theology that ensures these controversies and their harmful outcomes persist.
Drawing extensively from scripture, and from two millennia of church history and theology, Vile Bodies slowly exposes how churches have preferred doctrine to compassion, orthodoxy to justice, and legalism to love, culminating in the global abuse crises in the churches that have largely destroyed their moral credibility.
Contents
Contents
1 Introduction: Why 'Vile Bodies'?
Part 1 Ancient Bodies
2 Some Ancient Hebrew Bodies
3 Some More Hebrew Bodies
Part 2 Early Christian Bodies
4 Some New Testament Bodies
5 Some More New Testament Bodies
6 Yet more New Testament Bodies
7 A Virginal Body?
Part 3 Disciplined Bodies (100 - 451CE)
8 Conceiving Bodies
9 Pure Bodies
10 Bodies, Plain and Passionless
Part 4
11 Mystical Bodies
12 Hierarchical Bodies
13 Disgusting Male Bodies
14 Tortured and Enclosed Bodies
15 Perpetually Inferior Bodies
16 Colonized, Lynched, and Traumatized Bodies
17 Spousal Bodies
18 Desiring Bodies
19 Queer Bodies
20 The Church - a Vile Body?
21 The Abusing Body - the Church
22 Glorious Bodies
Acknowledgements
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