This book brings to light biblical ideas that challenge 'modern natural assumption about infertility.' Required reading for those interested in biblical and/or disability studies.
Choice [A] provocative and palliative book.
Amy-Jill Levine, Irish Theological Quarterly The last 90 pages of this elegantly produced book include a wealth of scholarly material as well as the usual subject index. In ... Read moreother words, the text not only draws upon a range of resources perhaps not expected by the title, presented with organization and clarity, making the content accessible to a wide range of readers.
Ann Loades, Theology Reconceiving Infertility is a valuable contribution to a variety of emerging and established conversations in biblical studies, including those on gender, disability studies, family structures, and childhood.
Laurel Koepf Taylor, Catholic Bible Quarterly Show Less