Spectrum: A Survey of Contemporary Theology, Lonnie D. Kliever assessed the situation: “The revered traditions and towering giants of the theological past have been supplanted by a bewildering variety of theological programs and pundits.”30 At the close of the century, Hütter issued a similar lament, describing the contemporary theological landscape as an “increasingly … expanding ‘market of possibilities.’ ”31 Feminist, womanist, mujerista, ecological, political, analytic, philosophical, postmodern,