Thinking Again About Marriage: Key theological questions

What is involved in the practice of thinking theologically about marriage? Key writers and thinkers offer an informed, considered and constructive guide to a number of central questions, including: • Mike Higton on marriage, gender and Christian doctrine • Charlotte Metheun on what we can learn from the history of marriage • Ben Fulford on thinking about marriage with scripture • Julie Gittoes on the liturgical theology of marriage • John Bradbury on marriage as vocation • Brett Gray on reproduction and the body's grace • Susannah Cornwall on being faithful to our sexuate bodies • Rachel Muers on developing a contemporary theology of marriage and much more Reflecting a broad theological and eccesiological spectrum within the Christian tradition, Thinking Again About Marriage offers a vital resource for critical thinking and reflective practice.

John Bradbury is Vice-Principal of Westminster College, Cambridge and the author of Perpetually Reforming (Bloomsbury). He is a minister of the United Reformed Church.

Susannah Cornwall is Advanced Research Fellow in Theology and Religion at the University of Exeter, and Director of the Exeter Centre for Ethics and Practical Theology. Her books include Sex and Uncertainty in the Body of Christ (Routledge), Controversies in Queer Theology and Theology and Sexuality, both published by SCM Press.