<p>Highlights of this book include studies of the way in which Christianity is changing, the feminine dimension of God, and Jung&rsquo;s contribution to biblical humanities.</p><p><strong>Volume includes:</strong></p><p><strong>Murray Stein</strong><em> - Jung&#39;s Green Christ: A Healing Symbol for Christianity</em></p><p><strong>Carrin Dunne</strong><em> &nbsp;- Between Two Thieves: A Response to Jung&#39;s Critique of the Christian Notions of Good and Evil&nbsp;&nbsp; </em></p><p><strong>David L. Miller - </strong><em>"Attack Upon Christendom!" The Anti-Christianism of Depth Psychology</em></p><p><strong>Nathan Schwartz-Salant - </strong><em>Patriarchy in Transformation: Judaic, Christian, and Clinical Perspectives</em></p><p><strong>June Singer</strong><em> &nbsp;- Jung&#39;s&nbsp; Gnosticism&nbsp; and&nbsp; Contemporary&nbsp; Gnosis&nbsp;&nbsp; </em></p><p><strong>Joan Chamberlain Engelsman</strong><em> &nbsp;- Beyond the Anima: The&nbsp; Female Self&nbsp; in&nbsp; the&nbsp; Image of God</em></p><p><strong>Wayne G. Rollins</strong><em> &nbsp;- Jung&#39;s Challenge&nbsp; to Biblical Hermeneutics&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </em></p><p><strong>William Dols</strong><em> &nbsp;- The&nbsp; Church&nbsp; as Crucible&nbsp; for Transformation&nbsp; </em></p><p><strong>Robert L. Moore</strong><em> &nbsp;- Ritual Process, Initiation, and Contemporary Religion</em></p><p><strong>Julia Jewett</strong><em> - Womansoul: A Feminine Corrective to Christian Imagery</em></p><p><strong>David ]. Dalrymple</strong><em> - "Images of Immortality": Jung and the Archetype of Death and Rebirth</em></p>