Published Works
Her published works include:
- Gay and Lesbian Theologies: Repetitions and Critical Difference
- Just Good Friends: Towards a Lesbian and Gay Theology of Relationships
- Daring to Speak Love’s Name
- Religion is a Queer Thing
- Lesbian and Gay Theologies: Repetitions with Critical Difference
These works show Stuart moving from a liberationist approach to an approach grounded in queer theory. She now argues that gender and sexuality are not matters of ultimate theological concerns and that the Christian duty is to refuse to work theologically with such categories.
Jeffrey John argued against the model proposed in Just Good Friends in his booklet Permanent, Faithful, Stable: Christian Same-Sex Partnerships.
In 2008 Stuart received the LGCM Award for 'energetic and prophetic advocacy on behalf of LGBT people, numerous pioneering theological books, and for remaining a loyal member of LGCM'.
In 2008 French academic Stephane Lavignotte published a book about Stuart's theology: Au-delà du lesbien et du mâle : la subversion des identités dans la théologie 'queer' d'Elizabeth Stuart is published by Van Dieren.
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