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Sister Joan Chittister
There is a new spirit rising that challenges every structure on earth, even the white male God. Continue...

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Rev. Susan Thistlethwaite, Ph.D.
‘ I just knew they weren’t telling us everything!’ Continue...

The Da Vinci Code has touched a nerve in our culture. As a woman, what does this national dialogue mean to you? Tell us your stories of struggle and triumph as a woman in your faith community.

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From Helen:
While my Christian faith is the soul and foundation of who I am, it is also true that the history of Christianity reveals centuries of the silencing of women and the suppression of their talents and potential. This incongruity, I believe, is the reason for the astonishing popularity of The Da Vinci Code. Although the book is a work of fiction, it has nevertheless touched a raw nerve: the suppression of the feminine within all institutional religion.

 

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Rev. Rita N. Brock, Ph.D.
We Must Struggle Toward Justice Continue...

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Rev. Emma Jordan-Simpson
Ridiculous for a woman to serve as a minister? Continue...

 

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