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feminismandreligion.com /1 month ago

The Legacy of Carol P. Christ: Anger is Not a Panacea: The “Next Stage” after Rage

This was originally posted August 18, 2104. In a recent post Xochitl Alvizo cited Beverly Harrison’s much-loved essay “Anger as a Work of Love.” Harrison captured feelings that wer...

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feminismandreligion.com /3 weeks ago

From the Archives: Hagar and Intersectionality by Marilyn Batchelor

This was originally posted on May 15, 2020 I began to follow Kimberlé Crenshaw a little more than five years ago when I first learned of her theory of intersectionality as a more c...

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feminismandreligion.com /1 month ago

Legacy of Carol P. Christ: JUSTICE AND PREJUDICE IN THE “PROPHETIC TRADITION”

This was originally posted July 14, 2014 Besides being advocates of social justice, the prophets of Israel were advocates of “exclusive monotheism,” exclusively “male monotheism,”...

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realclearreligion.org /1 week ago

The Roots of Gender

Matthew J. Milliner, Comment Goddess feminism boasts an ancient matriarchal civilization, but what the movement longs for is corrected and fulfilled in Christianity.

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feminismandreligion.com /1 month ago

The Legacy of Carol P. Christ: Good Theology is Feminist Theology

The was originally posted on July 21, 2014 Judith Plaskow and I are just now completing the draft of the manuscript of the book we have been working on for the past 2 ½ years. It h...

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bycommonconsent.com /1 week ago

On (Not) Losing Our (Civil) Religion

On April 3, 1890, in Lehi, Utah, my maternal great-great-grandmother, Martha Mercer Kirkham, joined with other women to form a local chapter of the Woman Suffrage Association of Ut...

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baptistnews.com /6 days ago

Esther’s Army is fresh look at Christian women of the Right

Back then it was Beverly LaHaye and Phylis Schlafly. Now it’s Alex Clark and Allie Beth Stuckey. To be a female conservative Christian leader is to navigate the contradictions in m...

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livinglutheran.org /3 weeks ago

Faith and feminism working together to advance human rights

Women of faith can work more closely together to address the growing pushback against gender justice in countries across the globe. That was the key message from participants in an...

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feminismandreligion.com /1 month ago

Comrades in the Struggle – Part II by Xochitl Alvizo

This post follows Part I, which you can find here. My journey of “seeing” continued from undergrad, to my first job, and then into grad school. After eight years of satisfying and...

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feminismandreligion.com /4 weeks ago

From the Archives: Peace Weaving: A Task for Our Time by Carolyn Lee Boyd

This was originally posted on April 21, 2023 Throughout centuries and across continents, women peace weavers have intertwined the threads of diplomacy and connection to make of the...

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ncronline.org /1 month ago

Sojourner Truth, Sister Thea and the preaching of Black Catholic women

Tamika Royes suggests that Black Catholic women can help revive the Catholic Church — if only they are permitted to make full use of their gifts.

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realclearreligion.org /3 weeks ago

Christian Humanism Rediscovered

Luke Bretherton, Comment Who counts as human? More precisely, who counts as the kind of human to whom I owe obligations, and who,...

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feminismandreligion.com /3 weeks ago

Reflections on Betrayal by Sara Wright

Recently I read an essay on FAR about how Ruth Ginsberg’s Jewish roots influenced her life in a positive way. When her mother died, she was excluded from mourning because she was a...

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feminismandreligion.com /1 week ago

DeeDee & Helen—A Trans Love Story, Part II by Mary Gelfand

Part 1 was posted yesterday Being a lifelong spiritual seeker, DeeDee began searching for a church community where she could be herself. Fortunately, she found a Unitarian Univers...

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blog.apaonline.org /1 week ago

But, Is She (bell hooks) a Philosopher?

This essay draws inspiration from the various traditions of Black feminist philosophy, in particular the works of bell hooks and Patricia Hill Collins. Collins and hooks, respectiv...

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feminismandreligion.com /1 month ago

The Legacy of Carol P. Christ: A Radical Conclusion: We Are Our Own Authorities

This was originally posted on August 11, 2014 Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza articulated a widely held tenet of feminist theology when she stated that feminism places a question mark...

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atoday.org /2 weeks ago

Mother, May I … Be an Ordained Female Pastor?

by Shelley Curtis Weaver | 28 June 2026 | Every ounce of my being wants to rejoice at news that the North Pacific Union Conference has voted to seek equal ordination of female p...

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baptistnews.com /1 month ago

Women’s ordination movement has always been about ‘more than ordination’

It’s time to completely rethink what ordination could look like in the Catholic Church, said one keynote speaker at the 50th anniversary celebration of the Women’s Ordination Confe...

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feminismandreligion.com /3 weeks ago

The Legacy of Carol P. Christ: June 25th or “June Unteenth”: A Sad Day For All Americans

This was originally posted on July 1st, 2013. It was also posted in June 2022. Moderator’s Note: Sadly, the VRA has been further decimated taking us yet further backwards in the hi...

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realclearreligion.org /1 month ago

Ida B. Wells's Public Faith

Case Thorp, Mere Orthodoxy There are moments when you realize the tradition you love is larger than the version you inherited. Ida B. Wells, a Presbyterian, has recently done that...

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baptistnews.com /1 month ago

The Women Of Faith Who Shaped America

There are few more famous lines from a woman’s pen in the era of the American Revolution than those written by Abigail Adams, wife of delegate John Adams. The post The Women Of Fai...

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feminismandreligion.com /2 days ago

Legacy of Carol P. Christ: Patriarchy as a System of Male Dominance Created at the Intersection of the Control of Women,...

Moderator’s Note: This three part series was originally posted in 2013 near the start-up of FAR. Because of its seminal nature, wee have re-posted it several times since then. This...

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bycommonconsent.com /1 month ago

That Time Belle Spafford Slapped Down 3,500 Bishops

Belle Spafford had been president of the recently renamed Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for just 18 months when the reports began to come in. De...

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news-banner.com /1 week ago

Beverly J. DeArmond, 89

Beverly J. DeArmond, 89, of Bluffton, passed away on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, at Christian Care Retirement Community. Beverly was born in Hartford City on Nov. 8, 1936, to Tress an...

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