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Abolition Ecclesiology: A Spatial Theology for a Church Against Prisons

Abolition Ecclesiology: A Spatial Theology for a Church Against Prisons

Hardcover

Religion General CriminologyGeneral Christianity

Publisher Price: $39.00

PREORDER - Expected ship date November 10, 2026

ISBN13: 9798889838357
Publisher: Fortress Press
Published: Nov 10 2026
Pages: 264
Language: English

Human beings are spatial creatures, and prisons are spatial phenomena. So, Hannah Bowman argues that the concepts of space and place provide an illuminating lens about the intersection of Christian theology and the prison-industrial complex. In Abolition Ecclesiology, Bowman explores ways that changing our spatial imaginaries can help Christians to create communities of real resistance to systems of exclusion, separation, and punishment that characterize prisons. By studying incarceration through a theology of space and place, Christians can begin constructing a theory of abolition ecclesiology.

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