Bodiliness

Such a theology of the body as I suggest above depends on practices of closely-bound denials: a denial of my obligation to my now-global neighbor; a denial of my economic identity (as mentioned above); a denial of my bodiliness (in anorexia or corpulence) or my neighbor's bodiliness (through my participation in their low wages, poor food, and dangerous working conditions); (58) a denial of the producer's ability to see the end state of their products; (59) a denial of my denial.

The church: defender of theocapitalism? by Beaudoin, Tom / Currents in Theology and Mission

He always depicts a remote, exotic locale, where the body can return to a more natural state, and it is indeed the body of nature that ultimately attracts him-not nature as a symbol of our embodiment, but the bodiliness of nature as a seductive phenomenon in itself.

SALANDER-O 'REILLY GALLERIES by Kuspit, Donald / Artforum International

One essay that does attempt to approach a theology of bodiliness is Mary McClintock Fulkerson's feminist account of the imago Dei.

Horizons in Feminist Theology: Identity, Tradition, and Norms.' by Murphy, Debra Dean / Cross Currents

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