Grace Cumming Long provides us with a Christian ethics from the
perspective of women's experience, rooted in passion and reason,
emotion and research. Through a collage of autobiographical
narratives and feminist theologies Cumming Long constructs an
unconventional approach to moral questioning, using the arts of
cooking, painting, quilting, and weaving to illuminate how
Christians must be creative in finding faithful ways to respond to
God and to the social crises of our day. She examines welfare,
reproductive choice, addiction, handicapping conditions, and AIDS
within her ethical framework, and maintains that cooperation,
dependence, creativity, and the compassionate use of power are the
theological values Christians bring to an ethics that move us
beyond patriarchy.
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