Let Me Be a Woman
Notes to My Daughter on the Meaning of Womanhood
Book • 2023
Published in 1976, 'Let Me Be a Woman' is a non-fiction book that explores the biblical perspective on womanhood.
Elisabeth Elliot writes to her daughter, Valerie, about the distinct roles and responsibilities of women, emphasizing the importance of femininity and submission as part of the divine order.
The book includes personal stories and reflections on marriage, singleness, and the spiritual life of women.
Elliot argues against Christian egalitarianism, advocating for women to be judged by the criteria of femininity rather than masculine standards.
Elisabeth Elliot writes to her daughter, Valerie, about the distinct roles and responsibilities of women, emphasizing the importance of femininity and submission as part of the divine order.
The book includes personal stories and reflections on marriage, singleness, and the spiritual life of women.
Elliot argues against Christian egalitarianism, advocating for women to be judged by the criteria of femininity rather than masculine standards.
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