Matthew Levering is Professor of Theology at the University of Dayton, USA. He has most recently authored Biblical Natural Law (Oxford), Participatory Biblical Exegesis (Notre Dame), and Ezra and Nehemiah (Brazos). He also co-edited Vatican II: Tradition within Renewal (Oxford), and is preparing the Oxford Handbook on the Trinity. He has written and edited numerous other books. He currently co-edits series on Classical Christianity (Brazos) and Reading the Scriptures (Notre Dame), and serves as co-editor of the quarterly journal Nova et Vetera.

• Introduction; 1: God the Trinity; 2: Jesus Christ; 3: Creation and Providence; 4: Sin; 5: Sacraments; 6: The Church; 7: The Virtues; 8: Mary and the Saints; 9: Prayer; 10: Eternal Life; Conclusion.

‘The "feminine genius" is a popular phrase in theological parlance but it is rarely given much content. Matthew Levering has managed not only to give it content, but to explain the basic themes in Catholic theology with reference to the contributions of great female saints and theologians. The Feminine Genius of Catholic Theology should be on the reading lists of all Catholic schools and Liberal Arts Colleges.' - Professor Tracey Rowland, Dean, John Paul II Institute, Melbourne & Adjunct Professor, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, Australia.