@inbook{10b5bc833de34928801c70efe413c787,
title = "The suffering Christ and the Asian body",
abstract = "{"}Sharon Bong identifies speaking from the vantage point of the poor as a hallmark of Two-Thirds world theology, yet asks how can we speak about the bodies of the poor and suffering without words becoming 'just words'? The problem is particularly fraught in relation to poor women. It is all too easy to reduce 'the poor woman' to a theological hope, a Christian 'superwoman' of suffering, and in so doing neglect the diversity, delight, hope, and healing present amongst even the poorest of the poor. The embodied Christ, Bong emphasizes, both suffers and is resurrected{"} - J. M. Soskice",
keywords = "Feminist-postcolonial, feminist theology, Asian theology",
author = "Sharon Bong",
year = "2003",
language = "English",
isbn = "9780198782469",
series = "Oxford readings in feminism",
publisher = "Oxford University Press",
pages = "356–364",
editor = "Soskice, {Janet Martin} and Diana Lipton",
booktitle = "Feminism and Theology",
address = "United Kingdom",
edition = "1st",
}