Women rabbis give new meaning to old liturgical forms by using prayer and biblical verse in new contexts creating rituals for those many circumstances in life where women need and long for prayer.

Rabbi Magonet's love of the Hebrew Bible developed whilst studying to be a Rabbi. Studying the Bible became a source of comfort, challenge and religious growth, without sacrificing the importance of the scientific approaches of study. This book...

All dealing in one way or another with Christianity, this collection of essays is written from a Jewish perspective, which are based on lectures given to Christian audiences. In conversation with Christian thinkers and theologians, this book aims to...

Intended to give a voice to the theologians who are returning to scriptural traditions with the hope of retrieving resources long ignored, depreciated or ideologically suppressed by modern habits of thought. This series encompasses Jewish, Christian...

Part of the "Radical Traditions" series, which invites Jewish, Christian and Islamic theologians back to the word, recovering modes of scriptural reasoning that underlie modernist reasoning. This volume is divided into five parts - Liturgical Acts,...

In a sympathetic and warmly empathic style, John V. Taylor tells of his encounters with many different African people, and reflects theologically on the conversations he has shared with people in a wide variety of circumstances.

A groundbreaking and trendsetting collection of essays introducing a new interdisciplinary area of theological studies. Usable as a key text for modules in intercultural theology, mission studies, Black Theology and Pentecostal Studies at upper...