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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Foreword | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Protestant Problem | |
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| Addressing the Problem/Embodying Theology | |
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| Stretching into a Theology of Embodiment | |
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| Feeling Our Way | |
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| A Brief Mapping of Feeling | |
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| Understanding Feeling | |
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| Feeling as Mode of Experience | |
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| Feeling as the Means of Redemption of Bodies | |
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| Constructions of Subjectivity | |
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| The Dynamic of Simple Physical Feeling | |
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| The Decentering of Consciousness | |
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| Feeling Bodies | |
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| Prologue to Part I: "Can I Get a Witness?" | |
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| Feeling Tragic Bodies: Narratives in the Flesh | |
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| Stories Told, Untold, Retold, Untellable | |
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| What We Know about Rape | |
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| Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder | |
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| Rape Trauma Syndrome | |
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| Trauma Theory | |
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| Rape and Feeling | |
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| The Limits of Consciousness | |
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| Body Loss | |
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| Body Function | |
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| Contorted Subjectivity | |
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| Feeling Bodies/Tragic Bodies | |
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| Tragedy | |
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| Feeling Relational Bodies: Cellular Poetics | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Pregnancy: Prose and Poiesis | |
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| Pregnancy's Promise and Problematic: Relationship and Rupture | |
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| Creativity and Creation | |
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| The Placental Model | |
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| Rupture and Creation | |
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| Entangled Subjectivity | |
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| The Midwife Model | |
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| Rupture and Subjectivity | |
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| Body Knowledge/Body Function | |
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| The Birth Model | |
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| Rupture and the Body's Wisdom | |
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| Feeling Bodies/Relational Bodies Relationality | |
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| Feeling Ambiguous Bodies: Manifesting Metaphors | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Muddling Through: Motherhood as Metaphor | |
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| Metaphors | |
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| Motherhood as Metaphor | |
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| Motherhood and Feeling | |
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| Maternal Bodies | |
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| Multiple Mothers | |
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| Fragmented Subjectivity | |
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| Feeling Bodies/Ambiguous Bodies | |
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| Ambiguity | |
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| The (EM) Body(MENT) of Christ | |
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| Prologue to Part II: Dance Then | |
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| Embodying Redemption | |
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| Theological Body Language | |
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| The Body and Disposition | |
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| Dispositions of Redeemed Bodies | |
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| Dispositions of Compassion: Embodying Tragedy | |
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| Dispositions of Interdependence: Embodying Relationality | |
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| Dispositions of Adventure: Embodying Ambiguity | |
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| In-forming the Body of Christ | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Holy Habits | |
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| Sacred Wounds | |
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| Triage for the Church | |
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| The Wound of Intellectualization | |
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| In-forming Mystery | |
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| The Wound of Fear | |
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| In-forming Surrender | |
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| In-formation | |
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| Re-membering the Body of Christ | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Re-membering the Body of Christ | |
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| God's-Eye View | |
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| Who Do We Say That We Are? | |
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| Re-membering Worship | |
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| Tragedy, Compassion, and Confession | |
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| Relationality, Interdependence, and Eucharist | |
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| Ambiguity, Adventure, and Music | |
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| "May We Kindle to Thy Dancing" | |
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| Selected Bibliography | |
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| Index | |