New Polity No More Virgins. What Protestantism Takes From Gender.
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Mar 7, 2024 The podcast delves into how Protestantism, led by Martin Luther, shifted the perception of consecrated virginity from an ideal of perfection to merely an individual calling. It explores the evolving gender dynamics, societal shifts, and the impact on religious traditions. The discussion contrasts Protestant views on virginity with Catholic beliefs, emphasizing the individualistic nature of vocation in Protestantism. It also highlights the historical evolution of gender roles, celibacy, and marriage, questioning societal norms and religious ideologies.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Evolution of Gender Roles in Urbanization and the Devaluation of Women's Work
01:44 • 2min
The Cultural Shift in Perception and Identity
03:54 • 17min
Evolution of Concept of Virginity in Protestantism
21:07 • 11min
Exploring the Individualistic Shift in Protestant Vocation
31:40 • 2min
Exploring Special Grace, Desire in Religious Life, and the Shift in Ideals
33:29 • 4min
Exploring the Evolution of Gender and Marriage from Roman Civilization to Christian Ideologies
37:03 • 20min
The Evolution of Attitudes Towards Celibacy and Virginity in Historical Religious Context
57:07 • 21min
Exploring Gender Identity and Queer Theory in Protestantism
01:18:02 • 18min
Embracing Familial Relationships in Faith
01:35:48 • 9min