Catherine Keller-Brawand Livres

Exploring the complexities of self-identity and emotional struggle, the author shares their personal journey through self-doubt, self-loathing, and recovery. The narrative serves as a candid reflection on the darker aspects of desire and the fight against psychological setbacks, aiming to resonate with those facing similar challenges. With a fierce intent to inspire and empower, the book advocates for freedom of expression and solidarity among those who feel silenced, while highlighting the ever-changing nature of healing and personal growth.

Exploring the Christian doctrine of creation, this work offers a fresh perspective by deconstructing the traditional view of a transcendent Creator. Catherine Keller presents an alternative vision of the cosmic creative process, weaving together Hebrew creation myths and addressing themes such as chaos, politics, mysticism, literature, science, sexuality, and race. Her passionate and eloquent meditation challenges established beliefs and invites readers to rethink the nature of creation and divinity through a postmodern feminist lens.

Demonstrates how theology engages our most important questions * A student- friendly introduction with a distinctly process-theology orientation

Noted ecotheologian and feminist philosopher of religion Catherine Keller reads the feedback loop of political and ecological depredation as secularized apocalypse. She calls for dissolving the opposition between the religious and the secular in favor of a broad planetary movement for social and ecological justice.

Exploring the complexities of Christian apocalypticism, Keller examines America's reaction to contemporary national and international challenges through the lens of the Book of Revelation. She highlights the conflicting political and religious interpretations of this biblical text and advocates for a counter-apocalypse, promoting an anti-imperial political theology rooted in love. This work seeks to redefine the implications of apocalyptic thought in today's socio-political landscape.

The book presents a critical analysis of the expansion of the American empire, highlighting its detrimental political, military, and economic policies. The authors contend that the pursuit of a global Pax Americana results in severe ecological damage, increased militarization for imperial ends, and stark inequalities in resource distribution. These factors collectively threaten the well-being of communities worldwide, illustrating the far-reaching consequences of American imperialism.

A progressive reading of the history of the unknown that projects a hopeful future.