With March coming up, and the anticipated March Madness sale Logos puts on every year, I would like to make a suggestion.
I noticed last year that for the first time (at least as far as I know) the brackets included a couple women authors. It struck me at that point that the brackets had previously included only male writers. They were primarily pop Christian culture writers, but I was pleased nonetheless. However, I think a much better job could be done on this.
What about including in the brackets female authors who have contributed substantial works to theology and academia? I include the following names that come to my mind, but I invite others to post additional names.
Beverly Gaventa; Candida Moss; Lynn Cohick; Sandra Richter; Karen Jobe; Elizabeth Achtemeier; Jeannine K. Brown; Catherine of Siena; Teresa of Avila; Morna Hooker.
Personally, I think this is important as it recognizes that women (although not always given the opportunity) have contributed in substantive and meaningful ways to the life of the Church.