Faith, Authority, and Women's Autonomy

This chapter examines the societal pressures on faith and authority, focusing on the scrutiny of non-mainstream Christians in political spheres. It discusses the ideological battle over women's autonomy, reproductive rights, and the implications of parenting practices, highlighting the cyclical nature of trauma and the politicization of women’s bodies.

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