Moderators Gregory Matthews Posted June 18, 2016 Moderators Posted June 18, 2016 Art, done right speaks to people. It may even address people on the raw emotional level. I have had this happen to me when I viewed that work of a SDA artist who presented a crucified, male, Christ in a matter that was raw. But, how many of your have ever viewed a serious attempt to move beyond that androcentric assumptions of God that presented the crucified Christ as a female? I am reminded of three attempts to present such a figure: 1984, CHRISTA, Edwina Sandys, Artist, 4 foot bronze statue. For more information see Center for Women & Religion, 2400 Ridge Rd, Berkley CA, 94709. 1976, CRUCIFIED WOMAN, Almuth Lutkenhaus-Lackey, artist, University of Toronto, Victoria College and Emmanuel College. 1984, CHRISTINE ON THE CROSS, James M. Murphey, artist, 2 foot bronze statue. On a personal basis, I find Christion to be very meaningful. I do not know what you can find on the Internet about the above and others. My source of information about the above comes from an article: Bobbie Crawford, "a Female Crucifix?" that appeared in the following journal: DAUGHTERS OF SARAH, November/December, 1988, Pages 24 - 27. Quote Gregory
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