The Disabled God by Nancy Eiesland is the mother of all disability theology texts. The first of its kind, this book is required reading for anyone interested in God and bodies. Eiesland situates her revolutionary project within the history of liberation theology, which focuses on “oppressive structures and beliefs, an on fashioning new images and […]
This book is an excellent starting place for people interested in the history of disability advocacy and its intersection with the Christian tradition. Written by a Catholic Dominican, Copious Hosting posits a “theology of access” rooted in the history of the disability rights movement and centered in liturgical participation. As with many books on disability, […]
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