William R. Baker
SCJ Editor
Amos Briscoe
Review Coordinator and Conference Book Coordinator
Mike Finnie
Subscription and Conference Registration Manager

- Current Issue:
VOLUME 14, No. 1
Spring 2011
The Gender of Jesus and the Incarnation: A Case Study in Feminist Hermeneutics
Abstract
If Jesus was the prototypical feminist, as Christian feminist interpreters claim, why did he become incarnate in male form? Feminists explain this as cultural accommodation or say the NT actually describes Jesus only as a a[nqrwpo" (anthro¯pos, “genetically human”) not specifically as male. A careful study of the biblical text shows their arguments are without foundation.

