Catherine Keller

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  God And Power

  $29.00

  Preface: Theopoetic Justice

  PART ONE: The United States Of Apocalypse: Mapping Our Situation
  1.The Armageddon Of 9/11: Lament For The New Millennium
  2.Preemption And Omnipotence: A Niebuhrian Prophecy

  PART TWO: Of Beasts And Whores: Examining Our Political Unconscious
  3.Territory, Terror, And Torture: Dreamreading The Apocalypse
  4.Ms. Calculating The Endtimes: Gender Styles Of Apocalypse
  5.Eyes All Over: Liberation And Deconstruction

  PART THREE: From End To Beginning: Constructing A Political Theology Of Love
  6.Everywhere And Nowhere: Postcolonial Positions
  7.The Love Supplement: Christianity And Empire
  8.The Democracy Of Creation: Chaosmos And Counter-Apocalypse

  Acknowledgments
  Notes
  Index

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  The questions raised by use of American power and the advent of an “American empire,” Keller argues, reveal a deeply troubled political unconscious that is wrestling with basic religious issues of power, terror, territory, and love.

  Keller traces our response to the current national, international, and religious situation to the deeply fraught legacy of Christian apocalypticism. Religious and political factions both left and right, she argues, read our situation in apocalyptic terms without truly understanding that complex legacy.

  After diving deeply into the multiple and conflicting political and religious meanings of the Book of Revelation, she proposes a counter-apocalypse, an anti-imperial political theology of love.

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  Apocolypse Now And Then

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  SKU (ISBN): 9780800637361ISBN10: 0800637364Catherine KellerBinding: Trade PaperPublished: December 2004Publisher: Augsburg Fortress Publishers – 1517 Media Print On Demand Product

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  Postcolonial Theologies

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  A theology in tune with postcolonial theory has the potential to creatively inform and transform ecclesial practice. Focusing on the relation of theology to postcolonial theory, Postcolonial Theologies brings together a wide diversity of authors, many of them fresh and exciting theological voices, in essays that are stunningly creative and prophetically lucid. All essays are theologically constructive, not merely deconstructive or critical, in their visions for Christianity. Forming a sort of doctrinal landscape, they emerge under the themes of theological anthropology shaped by ethnicity, class, and privilege; a Christology that intersects the claims of Christ and empire; and a Cosmology that imagines a postcolonial world.
  Essays and contributors include:
  * Introduction: Alien/nation, Liberation, and the Postcolonial Underground
  * Complacencies and Cul-de-sacs: Christian Theologies and Colonialism, R.S. Sugirtharajah
  * Spirit and Liberation: Achieving Postcolonial Theology in the United States, Mark Lewis Taylor
  * Who Is Americana/o? Theological Anthropology, Postcoloniality, and the Spanish-Speaking Americas, Michelle Gonzalez
  * Monstrosities, Miracles, and Mission: Religion and the Politics of Disablement, Sharon Betcher
  * Who/What Is Asian? A Postcolonial Theological Reading of Orientalism and Neo-orientalism, Nam-Soon Kang
  * Homeland as Borderland: On the Territories of Christian Subjectivity, Michael Nausner
  * Mark and Empire: Zealot and Postcolonial Readings, Stephen D. Moore
  * The Transgressive Power of Jeong: A Postcolonial Hybridization of Christology, Wonhee Joh
  * Divine Commerce: Christology for Times of Neo-colonial Empire, Marion Grau
  * God at the Crossroads: A Postcolonial Reading of Sophia, Mayra Rivera
  * Liberating God-Talk: Postcolonialism and the Challenge of the Margins, Joerg Rieger
  * The Love of Postcolonialism: Theology in the Interstices of Empire, Catherine Keller

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