Do contemporary Jewish and Christian feminism affirm traditional views about God, or do they represent a new direction in theological reflection?

Do contemporary Jewish and Christian feminism affirm traditional views about God, or do they represent a new direction in theological reflection? Order Description In your answers, draw on each of the following: Melissa Raphael [we read ?The Female Face of God in Auschwitz, Pt. 1 & 2?], Elizabeth Johnson [?She Who Is?], & assigned excepts from Jewish and/or Christian scriptures (Gospel of Mark, Gospel of Luke as well as stories of Abram/Abraham, Moses & Job). [These are the 7 ?sources? we must draw upon, I can upload the excerpts and readings of each, if necessary.] Essays, which should be double-spaced, and 4-5 pages in length. They should be submitted in hard copy format and also uploaded via the SafeAssign function on the course website.