Sexism and God-Talk

Focusing on feminist theology, the book critiques the male-centered bias in classical theology while advocating for a faith that fully embraces both genders. Ruether explores the uncomfortable accommodation of women within Christian traditions, particularly in ecclesiology and Mariology, and seeks to rehabilitate these images. She creatively engages with key theological areas such as creation, Christology, ministry, and eschatology. Central to her argument is the belief that a reformed Christian tradition, informed by feminist perspectives, can provide meaningful interpretations of human existence and foster redemptive communities.