Women, Authority, and Evangelicalism

This chapter investigates the complex relationship between patriarchy and egalitarianism in evangelical Christianity, tracing the rise of women in leadership roles during the 19th century and the subsequent restriction of such roles in the early 20th century. It critiques teachings that promote female submission while exploring the emergence of complementarianism and its impact on gender roles within conservative Christian communities. Additionally, the chapter reflects on contemporary movements and events that intertwine religious fervor with political activism, examining the societal implications of these ideologies.

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