Volume 14 Number 2, 1998

Editors’ Introduction

Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, Emilie M. Townes

Constructing Theologies of Survival in the South African Context: The Necessity of a Critical Engagement Between Postmodern and Liberation Theory

Beverley Haddad

Prostitution: A Feminist Ethical Analysis

Karen Peterson-Iyer

“Woman” and the “Primitive” in Paul Tillich’s Life and Thought: Some Implications for the Study of Religion

Tracy Fessenden

Speaking Out

Kwok Pui-lan

Introduction to (Con)Texts of Terror

Claudia Camp

Ngwetši (Bride): The Naomi-Ruth Story from an African-South African Woman’s Perspective

Madipoane J. Masenya

Forms of Violence and the Violence of Forms: Two Cannibal Mothers before a King (2 Kings 6:24-33)

Gina Hens-Piazza

The Eighth Sacrament

Mary Kennan Herbert

Feminists and Religion: Roundtable Introduction

Emilie M. Townes

From Superstition to Englightenment to the Race for Pure Consciousness: Anti-Religious Currents in Popular and Academic Feminist Discourse – Roundtable Response to: Feminists and Religion

Michelle M. Lelwica

Teaching Religion and Feminist Theory to a New Generation – Roundtable Response to: Feminists and Religion

Amy Richlin

Spirituality as a Resource for Activism – Roundtable Response to: Feminists and Religion

Martha Ackelsberg