Caryn D Riswold
Biographic Data
| ID | 1103992 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Caryn D Riswold |
| GIVEN NAMES | Caryn D |
| FAMILY NAME | Riswold |
| SIGNATURE | RISWOLD C D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wartburg College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Luther/an(d) Feminist Intersectional Theology
This article will offer some criteria for evaluating a contemporary feminist engagement with Martin Luther's work. The key theory and method is intersectionality: where Luther's theology has resonance with intersectionality is where his work continues to have potential for feminist theological engagement. In turn, intersectionality helps identify and explain some of the lingering failures and limitations of his work for contemporary theology. Six…
The Good of Politics
The Good of Politics: A Biblical, Historical, and Contemporary Introduction." Political Theology, 17(1), pp. 113–114
Feminism and Christianity
What America Needs in 2008
Given a set of issues like racism, sexism, poverty, gun control and ongoing international conflicts around Iraq and US foreign policy in general, America in 2008 needs a president who is equipped to effectively understand history, critically analyze present situations and clearly articulate complex solutions to complex problems. It is not just a platform or a specific position on one or two issues that is most needed. It is a person with a set of…
Two Reformers
The dialectical relationship between religious and political extremism is one of the most powerful forces in the history of the Christian tradition. Two specific moments have seen a combination of the political and the religious in ways that completely transformed the religion, and the contexts in which it grew and transformed: the sixteenth-century Protestant reformation and the twentieth-century women's movement in the United States were simult…
A Theological Response to ‘The Case for a Pre-emptive Strike’
In his article, ‘Saddam Hussein, Islam, and Just War Theory: The Case for a Pre-emptive Strike’, Stephen Strehle argues that pre-emptive strikes are necessary when national survival is at stake, and suggests that this is precisely the case in the world today. Further, he depends on a model of church/state relations that encourages the church to passively submit to the authority of the state, and remain silent in matters of criticism. Finally, he …
A Religious Response Veiled in a Presidential Address
The speech met the moment. The moment was like none experienced before. The speech transformed a presidency and rallied a nation. But what was this pivotal response to a critical moment in American history? Was it a call to a just and holy war? Is God really on the president's ‘side’? This article analyzes the speech delivered by President George W. Bush on 20 September 2001, to a joint session of Congress and to a troubled nation. It was a speec…
A Religious Response Veiled in a Presidential Address
The speech met the moment. The moment was like none experienced before. The speech transformed a presidency and rallied a nation. But what was this pivotal response to a critical moment in American history? Was it a call to a just and holy war? Is God really on the president's ‘side’? This article analyzes the speech delivered by President George W. Bush on 20 September 2001, to a joint session of Congress and to a troubled nation. It was a speec…
A Theological Response to ‘The Case for a Pre-emptive Strike’
In his article, ‘Saddam Hussein, Islam, and Just War Theory: The Case for a Pre-emptive Strike’, Stephen Strehle argues that pre-emptive strikes are necessary when national survival is at stake, and suggests that this is precisely the case in the world today. Further, he depends on a model of church/state relations that encourages the church to passively submit to the authority of the state, and remain silent in matters of criticism. Finally, he …
A Religious Response Veiled in a Presidential Address
The speech met the moment. The moment was like none experienced before. The speech transformed a presidency and rallied a nation. But what was this pivotal response to a critical moment in American history? Was it a call to a just and holy war? Is God really on the president's ‘side’? This article analyzes the speech delivered by President George W. Bush on 20 September 2001, to a joint session of Congress and to a troubled nation. It was a speec…
Two Reformers
The dialectical relationship between religious and political extremism is one of the most powerful forces in the history of the Christian tradition. Two specific moments have seen a combination of the political and the religious in ways that completely transformed the religion, and the contexts in which it grew and transformed: the sixteenth-century Protestant reformation and the twentieth-century women's movement in the United States were simult…
What America Needs in 2008
Given a set of issues like racism, sexism, poverty, gun control and ongoing international conflicts around Iraq and US foreign policy in general, America in 2008 needs a president who is equipped to effectively understand history, critically analyze present situations and clearly articulate complex solutions to complex problems. It is not just a platform or a specific position on one or two issues that is most needed. It is a person with a set of…
Feminism and Christianity
The Good of Politics
The Good of Politics: A Biblical, Historical, and Contemporary Introduction." Political Theology, 17(1), pp. 113–114
Luther/an(d) Feminist Intersectional Theology
This article will offer some criteria for evaluating a contemporary feminist engagement with Martin Luther's work. The key theory and method is intersectionality: where Luther's theology has resonance with intersectionality is where his work continues to have potential for feminist theological engagement. In turn, intersectionality helps identify and explain some of the lingering failures and limitations of his work for contemporary theology. Six…
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