Attempts to demonstrate the radical relationality and interdependence of all human beings and God. Analyzing the inadequacies in traditional Christian treatments of moral evil and moral good, the author attempts to construct new theological foundations for soteriology and Christology.

"...indicates the depth of erudition that undergirds Isabel Carter Heyward's vision." - Christianity and Crisis

"...first sustained effort to rethink Christian theology from a feminist perspective...powerfully develops key feminist themes...A must for seminary libraries, this book is important reading for all concerned with relating theology to issues of social justice." - Religious Studies Review

"...first sustained effort to rethink Christian theology from a feminist perspective...powerfully develops key feminist themes...A must for seminary libraries, this book is important reading for all concerned with relating theology to issues of social justice." - Religious Studies Review

"...indicates the depth of erudition that undergirds Isabel Carter Heyward's vision." - Christianity and Crisis