The publisher: A stunningly original re-imagining of the Catholic faith by one of the most lucid and exciting theologians writing in English today. Widely acclaimed for his work examining the fundamental themes in Catholic theology, in Faith beyond Resentment James Alison offers an account of Christianity that is moving, liberating, and deeply personal, yet rooted in Catholic tradition.
This is not a book of gay theology but, much more daringly, of Catholic theology from a gay perspective, addressing both those who are not gay and those who are not Catholic, ‘people of whatever background negotiating the world of faith in the time of the collapsing closet’.
Excerpts: Introduction; ‘spluttering up the beach to Nineveh…’
Borrow from the Open Library
James Alison’s books are available from many bookshops selling theological titles and any good bookshop will be able to order a copy for you.
London: DLT, 2001 (ISBN 9780232524116); New York: Crossroad, 2001 (ISBN 9780824519223)
Also published in French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Russian