Women’s Embodiment of the Sacred: Renegotiating Boundaries of Judaism and Christianity
09 May 2014
In recent years scholars have reconsidered the separation of Judaism and Christianity. This “parting of the ways” has been variously construed, and generally pushed forward further and further into late antiquity. This lecture discusses a number of late ancient texts that make women’s embodied practice central for their thinking about religious identity formation. Recorded live at Catholic Theological Union on May 5, 2014 as part of the Shapiro Lecture Series.