Janice McRandal is lecturer in systematic theology at Trinity College Queensland. She is the author of Christian Doctrine and the Grammar of Difference: A Contribution to Feminist Systematic Theology (Fortress Press, 2015).
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1. Exegetical Mysticism: Scripture, Paideia, and the Spiritual Senses-Benjamin Myers; 2. The "How" of Transformation in Levinas and Coakley-Annette Pierdziwol; 3. Sacrifice Regained in the Light of God, Sexuality, and the Self and "Flesh and Blood": Objections and Replies, or How I Changed My Mind-Eugene F. Rogers Jr.; 4. Getting Lost at Sea? Apophasis, Antisociality, and the (In-)Stability of Academic Theology-Brandy R. Daniels; 5. The Body and the Body of the Church: Coakley, Yoder, and the Imitation of Christ-Myles Werntz; 6. The Winnowing and Hallowing of Doctrine: Extending the Program of the Father of Modern Theology?-Nicola Hoggard Creegan; 7. Why Kenoticism Rests on a Mistake: Reflections on the Christologies of Sarah Coakley and Gregory of Nyssa-Dennis W. lowers; 8. Sarah Coakley and the Prayers of the Digital Body of Christ-Matthew John Paul Tan; 9. Sarah Coakley's Silence: Power, Sin, and Epistemic Transformation - Janice McRandal; 10. From Evelyn Underhill to Sarah Coakley: Women Teaching Theology and the English Context-Stephen Burns.