Women in the Text: Loaded Labels

This week, my husband and I discussed my writing on gender and gospel. My husband was honest with me. He is wary of my recent outspokenness. Mainly because of the loaded labeling that comes with speaking up. “Feminist.” It implies more than fits me. I agreed with him. In fact, I listed this reason for… Read More Women in the Text: Loaded Labels

April 7, 2011June 14, 2011 kbonikowsky8 Comments

Women in the Text: Gender and Gospel

The conservative church has become focused on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood.* Have you noticed that gender-role emphasis has seeped into sermons, doctrine (mainly the Trinity), kid’s Sunday school lessons, movie reviews and conferences? I admit it might just be my touchiness on the topic that keeps me tuned into its noise. But then I read… Read More Women in the Text: Gender and Gospel

March 18, 2011June 14, 2011 kbonikowsky53 Comments

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Women in the Text: Loaded Labels

Women in the Text: Gender and Gospel