Month: Aug 2018

Q&A: Is a Feminist Reading of the Bible Possible?

Posted in Correcting errors, Jesus & women, leadership in the home, marriage, ministry, New Testament, Old Testament, Patriarchy, Paul & women, Q&A2 Comments

This question was asked in an online group I am a member of, by a person who describes herself as a “healthy sceptic” about religion. This is a somewhat expanded and edited version of my answer to her question in that forum. Q: Bronwen, after reading the Bible (King James version) please explain how it… Continue reading Q&A: Is a Feminist Reading of the Bible Possible?

Christian Conferences and the Danger of a Single Story

Posted in abuse, courage, feminine, masculine, personal stories, reflection, stereotypes14 Comments

It’s Christian conference season in Perth. The marketing of a particular pair of men’s and women’s conferences caught my eye because of the strong gender stereotypes portrayed. The promotional material for the women’s event is a soft, fuzzy blue and pink. It’s titled “The Essential Wardrobe: Clothed With Love” and the conference speakers traced the… Continue reading Christian Conferences and the Danger of a Single Story