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In the pursuit of fundamental women's rights, the author turns to an under-utilized source of inspiration--the New Testament.
Citing its time-shifted events as justification for resurrecting the New Testament's message to women, the author describes how the female audience can rectify the resulting perennial injustices all women face. In this collection of carefully written essays, the author describes what motivated Saint Paul the Evangelist to become an enemy to the female gender.
In a writing style that is easy to follow, the author describes what the
Supported by historical and Biblical evidence, the author further describes what motivated Saint Paul the Evangelist to pervert the New Testament's message and to corrupt the images of key Biblical personalities. Hardly is Saint Paul the Evangelist the main character in this volume, however.
Instead, from the outset of this collection of essays, the author develops the images of key Biblical personalities realistically, especially the hidden female personalities.
Leading into the key point of this volume, the author explains why the original Church of the Apostles was not a house of worship but a spreading domain of insurrection against the patriarchal social order, led by the three Marys.
Citing its time-shifted events as justification for resurrecting the New Testament's message to women, the author describes how the female audience can rectify the resulting perennial injustices all women face. In this collection of carefully written essays, the author describes what motivated Saint Paul the Evangelist to become an enemy to the female gender.
In a writing style that is easy to follow, the author describes what the
Supported by historical and Biblical evidence, the author further describes what motivated Saint Paul the Evangelist to pervert the New Testament's message and to corrupt the images of key Biblical personalities. Hardly is Saint Paul the Evangelist the main character in this volume, however.
Instead, from the outset of this collection of essays, the author develops the images of key Biblical personalities realistically, especially the hidden female personalities.
Leading into the key point of this volume, the author explains why the original Church of the Apostles was not a house of worship but a spreading domain of insurrection against the patriarchal social order, led by the three Marys.
In the pursuit of fundamental women's rights, the author turns to an under-utilized source of inspiration--the New Testament.
Citing its time-shifted events as justification for resurrecting the New Testament's message to women, the author describes how the female audience can rectify the resulting perennial injustices all women face. In this collection of carefully written essays, the author describes what motivated Saint Paul the Evangelist to become an enemy to the female gender.
In a writing style that is easy to follow, the author describes what the
Supported by historical and Biblical evidence, the author further describes what motivated Saint Paul the Evangelist to pervert the New Testament's message and to corrupt the images of key Biblical personalities. Hardly is Saint Paul the Evangelist the main character in this volume, however.
Instead, from the outset of this collection of essays, the author develops the images of key Biblical personalities realistically, especially the hidden female personalities.
Leading into the key point of this volume, the author explains why the original Church of the Apostles was not a house of worship but a spreading domain of insurrection against the patriarchal social order, led by the three Marys.
Citing its time-shifted events as justification for resurrecting the New Testament's message to women, the author describes how the female audience can rectify the resulting perennial injustices all women face. In this collection of carefully written essays, the author describes what motivated Saint Paul the Evangelist to become an enemy to the female gender.
In a writing style that is easy to follow, the author describes what the
Supported by historical and Biblical evidence, the author further describes what motivated Saint Paul the Evangelist to pervert the New Testament's message and to corrupt the images of key Biblical personalities. Hardly is Saint Paul the Evangelist the main character in this volume, however.
Instead, from the outset of this collection of essays, the author develops the images of key Biblical personalities realistically, especially the hidden female personalities.
Leading into the key point of this volume, the author explains why the original Church of the Apostles was not a house of worship but a spreading domain of insurrection against the patriarchal social order, led by the three Marys.
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