What is my goal as a feminist?
A Feminist Goal Rooted in Genesis
Feminists since the 18th century have recognized that societal problems are created when we fail to keep the two sexes in both realms of influence: the private home and the public world.
God made women like God
When I was in my late 30’s, my picture of God was altered. I began to catch a glimpse of an image of God who looks like a woman, acts like a woman, and chooses to work through women.
Is it significant that Adam was created first before Eve?
What is the history of the word “teshuqa” in Genesis 3:16 and why is it important?
How do the different camps interpret the key passages on women?
What happened at the fall and what are the consequences for women and men?
Does 1 Timothy 2 limit the role of women in the church?
Translation and Interpretation Issues
- Genesis 3
- Romans 16
- Galatians 3
- Ephesians 5
- 1 Corinthians 7
- 1 Corinthians 11
- 1 Corinthians 14
- 1 Timothy 2
- 3 Reasons why 1 Timothy 2:11-15 Should Not Limit Women
- Creation Order 4 (Updated 2022)
- 1 Timothy 2:9-15 Offends
- A Young Feminist Reads 1 Timothy
- She kept reading, a win
- The Ephesian Context of 1 Timothy 2:9-15
- The Problem with Prayer in 1 Timothy 2:8-15
- Artemis Worship Instigated the Restrictionf of 1 Timothy 2:9-15
- What is Useful in 1 Timothy 2:9-15?
- 1 Peter 3
- Proverbs 31
Bible Characters
- Esther
- Her name was Dinah. #metoo
- Sarah
- Hagar Names God
- Jarius’s 12-year-old daughter: Darling Baby Girl
- Tamar, David’s daughter: Don’t Tell a Soul
- Tamar, Judah’s daughter-in-law Scandalous Heritage
- Dinah : A Time to Act or Be Silent?
- Junia: Problem Passages: Romans 16:7
- Mary Magdalene
- Deborah
- Virgin Mary
- Job’s Daughters
- A Woman’s Words
Divine Maternal Imagery
- Who’s your Mother?
- The Tri-une God and Motherhood Part 1
- The Tri-une God and Motherhood Part 2
- The Tri-une God and Motherhood Part 3
- The Tri-une God and Motherhood Part 4: God as Mother
Kay Bonikowsky 