Feminist Companion to Paul

Amy-Jill Levine is the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Professor of New Testament Studies, Vanderbilt University Divinity School and Graduate Department of Religion, and director of the Carpenter Program in religion, gender and sexuality in Nashville, Tennessee, USA.

"...the ten essays represent a wide range of viewpoints, from ‘liberal' and ‘nontraditional' to more conservative and evangelical perspectives." -RBL (Society of Biblical Literature), 2/05

• Margaret MacDonald; 'Early Christian Women Married to Unbelievers'; Mary Ann Beavis; '2 Thess. 3.10 and the Social Support of Women'; Virginia Ramey Mollenkott; 'Emancipatory Elements in Ephesians 5:21-33, Why Feminist Scholarship Has (Mostly) Missed Them, and Why They Should Be Emphasized'; Elna Mouton; '(Re)Describing Reality? The Transformative Potential of Ephesians in Changing Times'; Angela Standhartinger; 'The Epistle to the Congregation in Colossae and the Invention of the "Household Code" '; David M. Scholer; '1 Timothy 2:9-15 and the Place of Women in the 'Church's Ministry'; Jouette Bassler; 'Limits and Differentiation: The Calculus of Widows in 1 Tim. 5.3-16'; Lilian Portefaix; ' "Good Citizenship" in the Household of God: Women's Position in the Pastorals Reconsidered in Light of Roman Rule'; Bonnie Thurston; '1 Timothy and Leadership of Women in the Church'