Prophecy and Mysticism The Heart of the

This study illustrates how the isolated prophet or mystic is no longer relevant and that it is only through the formation of prophetic communities of faith that our modern sense of fragmentation can be addressed.

Mary C. Grey until recently Professor of Contemporary Theology at the University of Southampton, is now Scholar in Residence, Contemporary Theology, Sarum College, Salisbury.

Introduction	p. 1
Escape the World or Change the World?: A dialogue between Feminist Theology and Thomas Merton	p. 5
'In the Beginning is the Relation': The roots and wings of a Relational Theology	p. 23
'The Dark Night of the Church' as Liberation of Community?	p. 43
Children of Sophia and the Community as prophet	p. 61
Bibliography	p. 81
Index	p. 87
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Prophecy and Mysticism The Heart of the Postmodern Church

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