The Palgrave Handbook of Radical Theology

1. Introduction, by Christopher D. Rodkey and Jordan E. Miller.- 2. Background, by Clayton Crockett and Jeffrey W. Robbins.- 3. Chronology.- 4. James Luther Adams, by George Kimmich Beach.- 5. Thomas J. J. Altizer, by J. Leavitt Pearl and Christopher D. Rodkey.- 6. Dietrich Bonhoeffer, by Robert Saler.- 7. John D. Caputo, by Katharine Sarah Moody.- 8. Harvey Cox, by Hollis Phelps.- 9. Don Cupitt, by Gavin Hyman.- 10. Mary Daly, by Christopher D. Rodkey.- 11. Leslie Dewart, by Richard Sawa and W. T. S. Tarver.- 12. Jacques Ellul, by Richard A. Davis.- 13. Lloyd Geering, by Mike Grimshaw.- 14. René Girard, by David Dawson.- 15. William Hamilton, by G. Michael Zbaraschuk.- 16. Catherine Keller, by Lisa Gasson-Gardner, Winfield Goodwin, Elijah Prewitt-Davis, and Austin Roberts.- 17. D. G. Leahy, by Lissa McCullough.- 18. Charles Long, by Louis Benjamin Rolsky.- 19. Gene Marshall and Joyce Marshall, by Alan Jay Richard.- 20. Carl Raschke, by Alan Jay Richard.- 21. Richard L. Rubenstein, by Ingrid Anderson.- 22. Dorothee Solle, by Sarah Pinnock.- 23. Jacob Taubes, by Bruce Rosenstock.- 24. Mark C. Taylor, by George M. Schmidt.- 25. Paul Tillich, by Russell Re Manning.- 26.  Gabriel Vahanian, by Mike Grimshaw.- 27. Paul Matthews Van Buren, by Ellen T. Charry.- 28. Simone Weil, by Lissa McCullough.- 29. Charles E. Winquist, by Noëlle Vahanian.- 30. Slavoj Zizek, by Marika Rose.- 31. Agnostic Theology, by Dan Boscaljon.- 32. Animal Studies, by David Dillard-Wright.- 33. Buddhism, by Thomas J. J. Altizer and Jordan E. Miller.- 34. Catholicism, by Thomas J. J. Altizer.- 35. Ecstatic Naturalism, by David Rohr.- 36. The Emerging Church Movement, by Kester Brewin.- 37. Feminist Theologies, by Lisa Isherwood.- 38. Hinduism and Radical Theology, by Alina N. Feld.- 39. Hip-hop, by Jon Ivan Gill.- 40. Homiletics, by Phil Snider.- 41. Honest to God Controversy, by N.T. Wright.- 42. Islam, by Jeff Miller.- 43. Judaism, by Ingrid Anderson.- 44. Liberation Theology, by

Christopher D. Rodkey is Pastor of St. Paul's United Church of Christ in Dallastown, Pennsylvania, USA, and teaches at York College of Pennsylvania. His books include The Synaptic Gospel, Too Good to Be True, and The World is Crucifixion.

Jordan E. Miller is a community organizer, interdisciplinary teacher, and scholar who specializes in religion, social movements, and resistance studies. Dr. Miller's first monograph, Resisting Theology, Furious Hope includes chapters on The AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP), Occupy Wall Street, and #BlackLivesMatter.

"This is a fine volume, covering a large breadth of figures and topics essential to the discipline. Students and libraries will gain something that is both well constructed and academically significant." (Taylor Weaver, Modern Believing, Vol. 61 (2), April, 2020)
"The book is an invaluable resource for anyone in need of a quick grasp of the scope of the movement, its historical development, its historical roots, the range of arguments it is carrying forward, and the dialogues that are being conducted across disciplines and sub-disciplines. ... there is no better source to get acquainted with its many voices than The Palgrave Handbook under consideration in this review. Given its breadth and scope, it comes highly recommended!" (Josh de Keijzer, Cultural Encounters, Vol. 15 (2), 2020)
"The book is interdisciplinary in addressing art, philosophy, literature, music, psychology, politics, and the social sciences in dialogue with theology. ... This book further urges the theologians and readers of religion today within our relations, our world, our sexuality, and our thought to carry the fire onward, speak new radical theological perspectives, and once again, assert to the body politic that theology is, after all, important." (David Carnish, Reading Religion, readingreligion.org, June 30, 2019)