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Preface | p. xi |
Introduction: Disability and the People of God - Whole or Fragmented? | p. 1 |
Growing Up with a Brother with Down Syndrome | p. 1 |
Making Theological Sense of a World with Disability | p. 5 |
Disability and Our Contemporary Social Context | p. 8 |
An Overview of This Book: Its Method and Contents | p. 13 |
Holiness, the Covenant, and Ancient Israel: Exclusion, Inclusion, and Disability | p. 17 |
Introduction | p. 17 |
Disability, Holiness, and the Covenant: At the Fount of the Christian Theological Tradition | p. 18 |
Redeeming Disability and Leviticus? Christian Readings | p. 24 |
Re-reading the Wider Hebrew Bible: Disability Narratives and Other Genres | p. 29 |
Jacob, Israel, and the Limp | p. 30 |
The Davidic Kingdom and Mephibosheth | p. 32 |
Job and the Redemption of Monstrosity | p. 35 |
Disability and Lament? Toward a New (First Testament) Theology of Disability | p. 40 |
Summary | p. 46 |
Study Questions | p. 47 |
What Hath Dr. Luke and His Colleagues to Say? Jesus, the Early Church, and a (Radical Pentecostal) Theology of Disability | p. 49 |
Introduction | p. 49 |
Seeing (through) Dis/Ability: The Case of the Man Born Blind (John 9) | p. 50 |
Disability in the Synoptics: Traditional Understandings, Disability Interrogations | p. 57 |
Rethinking (Early) Christian Physiognomy: Redeeming Luke-Acts | p. 63 |
Pentecost and a New Theology of Diverse Dis/Abilities | p. 69 |
The Miracle of Pentecost: A Disability-Inclusive Reading | p. 70 |
The Epistemology of Pentecost: Many Tongues, Many Senses, Many Abilities | p. 73 |
The Hermeneutics of Pentecost: Dis/Ability Kinesthetics and a Theology of Witness | p. 75 |
Summary | p. 79 |
Study Questions | p. 80 |
One Body, Many Members: St. Paul's Charismatic Ecclesiology and the Renewal of Dis/Ability | p. 82 |
Introduction | p. 82 |
"In Weakness We Are Made Strong": Was St. Paul the First Theologian of Disability? | p. 83 |
Honoring the "Weaker" Member: A Disability Ecclesiology and Charismology | p. 90 |
God Has Chosen the Foolishness of the World: Intellectual Disability and Ecclesiology | p. 96 |
Foolishness: God's, the World's, and That of People with Intellectual Disability | p. 97 |
Whose Folly, Which Foolishness? Christ, the Cross, and the Redemption of Intellectual Disability | p. 100 |
One Body, Many Members and Ministries: Toward an Inclusive Ecclesiology | p. 104 |
Ecclesial Inclusion of People with Disabilities | p. 106 |
Ministry to and with People with Intellectual Disabilities | p. 109 |
Hospitality for and of People with Profound Disabilities | p. 112 |
Summary | p. 115 |
Study Questions | p. 116 |
When There Shall Be No More Tears: Eschatology, the Reign of God, and the Redemption of Disability | p. 118 |
Introduction | p. 118 |
The Resurrection Body: Traditional Expectations, Disability Interrogations | p. 119 |
Jesus' (Resurrected) Body: The (Eschatological) Marks of Impairment | p. 125 |
No More Tears! Disability, Hospitality, and the Reign of God | p. 130 |
Eschatology and the Enabling of Judgment: Disability Mediations | p. 136 |
Summary | p. 142 |
Study Questions | p. 142 |
Epilogue: The New Biblical Theology of Disability: So What? | p. 145 |
Appendix: Disability at Qumran | p. 148 |
For Further Reading | p. 149 |
Name Index | p. 152 |
Subject Index | p. 155 |
Scripture Index | p. 158 |
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