Virginia Ramey Mollenkott (1932–2020)

Auteur de Is the Homosexual My Neighbor?

15+ oeuvres 910 utilisateurs 7 critiques

A propos de l'auteur

Virginia Ramey Mollenkott is Professor Emeritus of English at the William Paterson University of New Jersey and the author of thirteen books, including Omnigender: A Trans-Religious Approach (Pilgrim, 2001), which won a Lambda Literary Award in 2002. She lives in Pompton Plains, New Jersey, and can afficher plus be reached through her website, www.virginiamollenkott.com. afficher moins

Comprend les noms: Virginia Mollenkott, Virginia R Mollenkott, Virginia R. Mollenkott, Viginia Ramey Mollenkott, Virginia Ramey Mollenkott

Œuvres de Virginia Ramey Mollenkott

Populaires Récent

Is the Homosexual My Neighbor? (1978) 390 exemplaires

The Divine Feminine: The Biblical Imagery of God As Female (1983) 146 exemplaires

Women Men & the Bible (1977) 110 exemplaires

Omnigender: A Trans-Religious Approach (2001) 80 exemplaires

Sensuous Spirituality: Out from Fundamentalism (1771) 47 exemplaires

Transgender Journeys (2003) 37 exemplaires

Women of Faith in Dialogue (1987) 37 exemplaires

Godding: Human Responsibility and the Bible (1987) 26 exemplaires

Speech, Silence, Action!: The Cycle of Faith (Journeys in Faith) (1980) 13 exemplaires

Views from the Intersection: Poems and Meditations (1984) 11 exemplaires

In search of balance 6 exemplaires

Teachers, Students, and Selfishness in the seventies 2 exemplaires

Adamant & stone chips 2 exemplaires

Adam among the television trees; an anthology of verse by contemporary Christian poets 2 exemplaires

"An Evangelical Feminist Confronts the Goddess" 1 exemplaire

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Oeuvres associées

Homosexuality in the Church: Both Sides of the Debate (Movements) (1994) — Contributeur — 148 exemplaires

Feminist Companion to Paul: Deutero-Pauline Writings (2003) — Contributeur — 29 exemplaires

New Feminist Christianity: Many Voices, Many Views (2010) — Contributeur — 24 exemplaires

Étiqueté

1801 (5) 200 to 299 Religion (4) A lire (9) Bible (19) Christianisme (45) Chrétien (4) Dieu (5) Déesse (6) femmes (17) Foi (4) Féminisme (12) Gay (8) Gender studies (6) Genre (13) GLBT (8) Histoire (4) Homosexuality -- Religious aspects -- Christianity (6) Homosexuality--Religious aspects (6) Homosexualité (29) Homosexualité dans les religions (6) Lesbianisme (4) LGBT (5) lgbtqiap (6) non-fiction (19) Queer (5) Religion (73) Sexualité (12) Sociologie (5) Spiritualité (21) Théologie (23) Théologie féministe (18) Transgenre (12) Vie chrétienne (6) women and religion (7) women's spirituality (7) Éthique (8) Étude de la Bible (5) Études bibliques (5) Études féministes (8) église (4)

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Partage des connaissances

Autres noms: Ramey, Virginia May (birth name)
Date de naissance: 1932-01-28
Date de décès: 2020-09-25
Sexe: female
Nationalité: USA
Lieu de naissance: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Lieu du décès: Pompton Plains, New Jersey, USA
Cause du décès: respiratory failure
pneumonia
Lieux de résidence: Pompton Plains, New Jersey, USA
Études: New York University (PhD)
Temple University (MA - English)
Bob Jones University (BA - English)
Professions: evangelical Christian
feminist
Organisations: Bob Jones University
Temple University
Shelton College
Nyack College
William Paterson University

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Critiques

Women, men, & the Bible par Virginia R. Mollenkott

This wide-ranging Bible study makes an eloquent case for the Christ-inspired act and attitude of "mutual submission" between persons. It advocates abandonment of the destructive tendency of some men and women to value females only as wives, mothers, and servants.

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PendleHillLibrary | Jan 4, 2024 |

Omnigender: a trans-religious approach par Virginia R. Mollenkott

Religion, gender, transgender

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DSMPC | 1 autre critique | Dec 13, 2020 |

Gott eine Frau? : vergessene Gottesbilder der Bibel par Virginia R. Mollenkott

I hate pulling the rating down further, because I understand where the author is coming from. On the other hand reading this 30 tears after it was written, I have to recognize that it has not aged well. What she writes is true, is still true, but the fighting tone doesn't come over well, and I would prefer reading something more modern, more theological, and less overtly feminist.

(Read in German translation. Many places the translator struggled with the two languages.)

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MarthaJeanne | 1 autre critique | Dec 9, 2013 |