Title: Not Very Useful
Product review: There isn't much of use to most people in this book. Do yourself a favor and save the time and money you would spend on this book. You would do much better to read the more time-tested feminist theology. Books or articles by Rosemary Radford Ruether, Daphne Hampson, Dorothee Sölle, etc., will all teach you to think more productively than this book (not that I agree with their primarily anthropological or sociological approaches to theology and atheology, but we can all learn from them). I suppose that this book might be useful to read if you are doing specialized research about abused women and their relationships or religious convictions.I should explain the reason why I don't find the book to be very useful. I don't feel it is likely to stimulate new patterns of thinking or transmit a whole lot of information. I felt relatively unaffected by it. A book that doesn't change the reader is, in my opinion, a book better left unread or used for (as I said) specialized research.
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