Enfleshed Counter - Memory: A Christian Social Ethic of Trauma

“Edwards . . . formulates a vital practical theology that challenges Christian communities to live out of a revolutionary social ethicꟷenfleshed counter-memory. Edwards aims to equip Christians with appropriate grounding to create communities of hope and faith in the face of traumatic loss, communities that will build the physical, spiritual, and relational conditions for fruitful living.” ꟷM. Shawn Copeland, professor emerita, theology, Boston College   “In her creative and compelling theological analysis of trauma, Stephanie Edwards offers readers a valuable ethic of lament, social healing, and active resistance. Enfleshed Counter-Memory provides balm and hope for communities in our troubled times.” ꟷKristin E. Heyer, Joseph Professor in Theology, Boston College   “Reminding us that ‘Jesus’s lived ethic was an optics—it matters who we see, to whom we give our attention, who and what we remember,’ Edwards focuses readers’ gaze on the traumatic wounds that mar our individual and