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Book Review: The Language of Canaan and the Grammar of Feminism

Vernard Eller, Professor of Religion at LaVerne College, LaVerne, California, proposes in his small volume to expose the "trivialmindedness" of off-beat theologians who concern themselves with inclusive language. In Eller's eyes, efforts to replace masculine references to God and humanity are an offense to beauty and symmetry in language. Such efforts also represent a deliberate politicization of the faith and show a blatant disregard for the authority of scripture.