Table of Contents

Introduction

> Knowing Our Knowing: The Issue of Epistemology

Epistemology in Search of Meaning

Knowledge and Ethics

The Hierarchical, Anthropocentric, and Androcentric Bias of Patriarchaal Epistemology

Patriarchal Epistemology in Theology

Ecofeminist Epistemology

The Human Person From an Ecofeminist Perspective Beginning to Talk about the Human Person

Questioning the Autonomy of the Human Person

The Patriarchal Perspective: Its Value and Limitations

"Person" in an Ecofeminist Perspective: A Tentative Construction

God: An Ecofeminist Approach to the Greatest of Mysteries Relatedness as a Language and an Experience of the Divine

Issues Raised about Ecofeminist Discource on God

God: Models and Mystery

God: My Hope

Ecofeminism and the Trinity Feelings and Associations Related to the Trinity

What Human Experience Is Described by Trinitarian Language?

Religious Language and Its Crystallization in Institutions

Reconstructing Trinitarian Meanings and Celebrating Life

Jesus From an Ecofeminist Perspective The Road I Have Walked with Jesus

Ecofeminist Challenges to Our Relationship with Jesus of Nazareth

That All May have Life: The Way to A new Understanding of Religion The Issue That Concerns Us

The Destruction of Green Things, of Diversity, and of Our Symbols

Religion and Community Life

A Religion That Isn't in Crisis

Religious Biodiversity: A Path in Need of Rediscovery

Epilogue: As the Deer Longs for Running Waters

Notes

Bibliography

Index