“Rainbow Theology: Bridging Race, Sexuality, and Spirit”
Patrick Cheng
Seabury Books, 2013, 208 Pages

At A Glance: “Rainbow Theology: Bridging Race, Sexuality, and Spirit” is a pioneering work in constructive theology that systematically examines the writings of 2SLGBTQIA+ people of color, exploring the intersections of race and queer sexuality and introducing themes like multiplicity and mediation.

Overview: In “Rainbow Theology: Bridging Race, Sexuality, and Spirit,” Patrick S. Cheng offers a groundbreaking exploration of the theological writings of 2SLGBTQIA+ people of color, analyzing their reflections on the interplay of race and queer sexuality across various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. This pioneering book is particularly relevant against the backdrop of global debates on race, sexuality, and religion.

More than just an analysis, “Rainbow Theology” is a constructive work that introduces key themes like multiplicity, middle spaces, and mediation, contributing significantly to theological discourse. Cheng’s work is aimed at a diverse audience, including academics, clergy, and laypersons, who are engaged in understanding this vital aspect of theology.

Also by this author:

“From Sin to Amazing Grace: Discovering the Queer Christ”
“Radical Love: Introduction to Queer Theology”

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