Walking through the valley: womanist explorations in the spirit of Katie Geneva Cannon

scepticism aimed at the global empire that is Roman Catholicism. My other minor criticism lies in the lack of critical analysis on the role played by “Whiteness” as the driver for racialised capitalism that has underpinned the rapacious greed of those from the global minority. Given the significance of Willie James Jennings’ work in the Christian Imagination and later After Whiteness I am surprised that the author has not used these texts more in order to better understand one of the drivers for the toxic racialised capitalism and thrust to domination and power that has characterised the sin of ecological degradation. As I have stated, however, these are relatively minor critiques against the backdrop of what I feel is an excellently written, well-argued and passionately delivered text. Anu has written a must-read book that will support activists and scholars across the world.