Janet Martin Soskice is Reader in Philosophical Theology, University of Cambridge.

Soskice is able seamlessly to combine art, philosophy, sytematic theology, history, science and literature in order to perform theology creatively and at times even poetically. ,,, This book is a delight to read. The breadth of engagement is astonishing

• Introduction ; Love and Attention ; Imago Dei ; Creation and Relation ; Calling God 'Father' ; Blood and Defilement: Christology ; Trinity and the 'Feminine Other' ; The Kindness of God: Trinity and the Image of God in Julian of Norwich and Augustine ; Friendship ; Postscript: Eschatological Anthropology: Being Lovely

Janet Martin Soskice is Reader in Philosophical Theology, University of Cambridge.

Soskice is able seamlessly to combine art, philosophy, sytematic theology, history, science and literature in order to perform theology creatively and at times even poetically. ,,, This book is a delight to read. The breadth of engagement is astonishing

• Introduction ; Love and Attention ; Imago Dei ; Creation and Relation ; Calling God 'Father' ; Blood and Defilement: Christology ; Trinity and the 'Feminine Other' ; The Kindness of God: Trinity and the Image of God in Julian of Norwich and Augustine ; Friendship ; Postscript: Eschatological Anthropology: Being Lovely

Janet Martin Soskice is Reader in Philosophical Theology, University of Cambridge.

Soskice is able seamlessly to combine art, philosophy, sytematic theology, history, science and literature in order to perform theology creatively and at times even poetically. ,,, This book is a delight to read. The breadth of engagement is astonishing

• Introduction ; Love and Attention ; Imago Dei ; Creation and Relation ; Calling God 'Father' ; Blood and Defilement: Christology ; Trinity and the 'Feminine Other' ; The Kindness of God: Trinity and the Image of God in Julian of Norwich and Augustine ; Friendship ; Postscript: Eschatological Anthropology: Being Lovely