“Communicate Life”: Elisabeth Moltmann-Wendel Imagines Biblical Models for Women
This article explains how Moltmann-Wendel “communicates life” by inviting us to participate in the stories of biblical women. Three themes are developed: (1) how Moltmann-Wendel employs “imagination” in a way that is consistent with the Reformed theological commitment to the extra calvinisticum, and...
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