Women in Christianity: A Review
Women in Christianity by Hans Küng (Continuum, 2005) presents a panoramic view of women in the faith, from its inception in the time and ministry of Jesus
Women in Christianity by Hans Küng (Continuum, 2005) presents a panoramic view of women in the faith, from its inception in the time and ministry of Jesus
I’m feeling so discouraged and disheartened I want to give up. I want to go somewhere where I don’t have to fight. Where I’m not
One of my first objectives in teaching a Gender Studies course is to help my students realize that neither gender has all the advantages while
My friends and I are rebelling this February 14th by watching the movie Brave, where a red-headed archer princess asserts that girls can rule without marrying.
Around 1975 I became interested in how women were being treated in the church and in the home. What I observed did not agree with
A summer issue of Time magazine caught my eye with the title: “The Childfree Life: When Having it All Means Not Having Children” by Lauren Sandler.
Many engaged couples tend to read books together, and sometimes have a few pre-marital sessions with a counselor in preparation for marriage. When we were
“So, how do you handle dowries in the United States?” I blinked at the young Anglican priest in surprise. It was the second day of the
When we were first married, we both sensed a call to full-time ministry, and this calling did not disappear when we had our child. We wrestled with
Mutuality joins author, missionary, and longtime CBE member Lorry Lutz and her granddaughter, sociologist Hollie Baker-Lutz, for a conversation about culture, equality, and building an egalitarian