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In Search of the Christ-Sophia: An Inclusive Christology for Liberating Christians
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About In Search Of The Christ-Sophia: An Inclusive
Product Description In Search of the Christ-Sophia presents powerful biblical and theological support for a Divine Feminine image buried in Christianity. The popularity of The Da Vinci Code demonstrates the widespread hunger for the lost Sacred Feminine. This book resurrects Sophia (Wisdom) and connects Her to Jesus Christ. Aldredge-Clanton combines theological scholarship with pastoral sensitivity to demonstrate that a christology inclusive of both female and male is vital to liberation and equality. She uncovers the New Testament links between Christ and Wisdom (Sophia), a feminine symbol of Deity in the Hebrew Scriptures. She applies the theology of Christ-Sophia to contemporary spirituality, social justice ministry, and the restructuring of the Christian community. This book also contains services, prayers, litanies, reflections, and songs that can be used for personal meditation or communal worship.With a clear and concise style accessible to general readers and theology students, In Search of the Christ-Sophia challenges individuals and churches to bring liberation through the inclusion of the Divine Feminine. From the Publisher With a clear and concise style accessible to general readers and theology students, IN SEARCH OF THE CHRIST-SOPHIA creates a challenging new agenda for all Christians and their churches. "A ground-breaking book that integrates Sophia, the female personification of God, into all aspects of Christian theology and life. . . a 'must' book for all concerned with an inclusive theology and church." --Rosemary Radford Ruether, Georgia Harkness Professor of Theology, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Author of WOMEN AND REDEMPTION: A THEOLOGICAL HISTORY
