Virginia Ramey Mollenkott

Bad Girls and Boys Go to Hell (or not)

“A sense of liberation does indeed emerge from knowing that what one was taught as a child is not an eternal reality, but rather a brand of Christianity born out of specific political and theological disputes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. I thank Gloria Neufeld Redekop for helping set captives free from fear, and for clarifying their predicament to those who have never before understood fundamentalist evangelicalism.”

In from the Wilderness

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Retreating Forward

“Theological discussions, meaningful group games, and an in-depth preliminary survey provide head starts for a first-rate retreat. Based on the life-experience of transgender pastor David E. Weekley, hundreds of gender non-conforming people of faith, and a fine annotated bibliography, this text earns my enthusiastic recommendation.”

The Book of Unknowing

Arts & Literature

“Reading John's Gospel through the eyes of Dr. Herrstrom, with all the nerve and verve of his imagination, is startling, vivid, disturbing, and thrilling. Not only does he give readers a poet's view, but also a masterful literary analysis of the Gospel--writer's techniques, pointing out the discontinuities, multiple meanings, self-contradictions, puns, paradoxes, and poignant silences, as well as the counter-rhythms of fate and hope. His style is full of energy and very exciting to read.”