Category Archives: Religious Feminism
Objections to God’s Masculinity: Part Four
Continuing to examine objections to the idea that God is masculine, we come to this: Yes, we find the Bible speaking of God in all sorts of ways that seem to predicate masculinity to him. However, we cannot take these … Continue reading
Why A Male Messiah?
It’s almost blasé these days to find depictions of Christ as a woman. The saucy edginess of such a thing fomented frisson in feminist hearts 40 years ago, but one can now purchase artsy-fartsy greeting cards depicting female nudes affixed to … Continue reading
Filed under Egalitarianism, Patriarchy, Religious Feminism
Is A Man the Head of His Household?
The film Courageous has gotten some religoius feminists in a tizzy over the whether or not husbands and fathers are the heads of their households. I haven’t seen the film (it hasn’t been booked into our small-town theater), but to … Continue reading
