On The Constraints of Female Rage in Die My Love
“Rage” is a poetic way to describe the journey of grieving the identity that was placed on us and re-centering ourselves back to who we truly are.
Trapped by Sin and Oppression in Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always
Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always has more to offer than the tale of a single choice to be praised or condemned, for Autumn’s choices are rarely her own.
Don’t Worry Darling Presents a Problem Neither Feminism nor Patriarchy Can Fix
It’s hard to think that we can reach a place where sexism and abuse are no more, but it will happen in eternity.
The Making of Biblical Womanhood and the Missing Mother of God (Part 2)
Celibate monasticism was a symbol of the radical resurrection equality of men and women—of their symmetrical status as eternal brothers and sisters.
The Making of Biblical Womanhood and the Missing Mother of God (Part 1)
When the highest feminine symbol within church history was rejected as an idol, a primary example of women’s indisputable dignity disappeared too.
Male and Female He Created Them
Our fullest expression as male and female created in the image of God is found in neither unbridled freedom nor oppressive regulation.
