Feminist theologians often claim that "women's experience" is their starting point. However, most feminist theology is remarkably void of analysis of particular women's experiences of imaging God. In this book, Knight provides practical recommendations to help people transform images in the context of religious practices.

Introduction -- Psychology and imaging the divine -- First story: Theresa -- Christian feminist spirituality -- Second story: Julie -- Inclusive language is not enough: imagination of the divine, religious experience, and thea/ology -- Third story: Rosalyn -- Exploring the "sacred imaginary": the Black Madonna and her representations -- Fourth story: Marie -- Practices for transformation.