This book is not so much an introduction to theology as it is critiques of what the author labels orthodoxy and liberal theologies and an apologetic for "radical" or liberation theologies.

An introduction? If this is the introduction, I'm truly afraid of what comes next. Solee is incredible, certainly one of the greatest theological thinkers of all time. Thinking about God is, without a doubt and including Thomas Pynchon and James Joyce, the densest book I have ever had the combined pain and pleasure to read. Solee is adamant. She is thorough and deft in her analysis of the relationship of concepts of God, culture, religion, and identity. Synaptic as a lab technician, she seperates these fundamental concepts from one another and leaves them warm and pulsing in your hads for you to put back together, or not, as the case, or more particularly, as her case, may be. This one is a bonafide mind-blower for anyone who thought they had these things worked out. A great book from a great mind.