I Am A Jesus Feminist Because of the Resurrection
This post originally appeared on sarahchristineschwartz.com on November 25th, 2013, as a part of Sarah Bessey’s Jesus Feminist synchroblog. I am a Jesus feminist because of
This post originally appeared on sarahchristineschwartz.com on November 25th, 2013, as a part of Sarah Bessey’s Jesus Feminist synchroblog. I am a Jesus feminist because of
In considering the early chapters of Genesis last week, we observed how human identity is inseparable from being created in God’s image as male and female.
Blessings of Identity For two thousand years, every morning, many devout Jewish men have said the following prayer, or a similar form of it: “Blessed
If you want to understand gender and identity from a biblical perspective, the early chapters of Genesis are an excellent place to begin. Here, we
Geared toward a Lutheran audience, this journal affirms the notion that male and female are made in one image, for one purpose, and brought together
Yesterday, we looked at #13 – #6 on our top thirteen list of egalitarian resources in 2013. Today we look at the top five: Handbook of Women
Imagine a medium-sized room filled with high school boys and girls. You sit with your friends laughing and joking, discussing the week while the band
Anna and I met when we were students at Beeson Divinity School. From almost our first meeting I was drawn to her sharp mind, her
When Bob Dylan sang “the times they are a-changin’,” he wasn’t kidding. Recently I glanced over at my seventeen-year-old son doing his homework. While he
I am a lifelong evangelical; in the womb I kicked out praises, in grade school I memorized hundreds of verses, and in high school I