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The pneumatological magna carta of Acts 2 has never translated into a fully liberating praxis for Pentecostal women in ministry. Scholars have given this problem limited attention, but their works do not adopt the perspective of pneumatology or engage feminist theology. In neglecting pneumatology, Pentecostals have ignored a methodological approach and a dominant orienting motif that is fundamental to their spirituality. In neglecting feminist theology, they proffer an incomplete solution that addresses anthropological paradigms to the exclusion of ecclesiological ones. After analyzing the historical and theological factors resulting in the present situation among American Pentecostal women in ministry, this book proposes a Feminist-Pneumatological anthropology and ecclesiology that address the problematic dualisms that have perpetuated Pentecostal women's ecclesial restrictions.
Contents
Acknowledgements
Chapter One. Introduction
Part I
Setting the Stage: Historical Context
Chapter Two. Azusa and Beyond: An Account of American Pentecostal
Women in Ministry
Chapter Three. Looking Back, Going Forward: Contemporary Works on
American Pentecostal Women in Ministry
Part II
Dismantling the Dualism of Theological Anthropology: Male and Female
Chapter Four. Pentecostal Interpretations of Lukan Pneumatology:
Retrospect and Prospect
Chapter Five. The Spirit Poured Out on All Flesh: A Feminist-Pneumatological
Anthropology
Part III
Dismantling the Dualism of Ecclesiology: The People of God
Chapter Six. Contributions to Feminist Ecclesiologies: Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza,
Rosemary Radford Ruether, and Letty Russell
Chapter Seven. The Spiritual Community: A Feminist-Pneumatological
Ecclesiology
Chapter Eight. Conclusion
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