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Want to learn about Christianity and feminism? These are the books you need
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Lauren Windle2023-11-02T08:30:00
Lauren Windle, author of Notes On Feminism: Being a Woman in a Church Led By Men, recommends the best books for people exploring feminism from a Christian perspective.
inding a way to reconcile your Christian faith with a passion for the feminist movement, can feel like a challenge. In fact, some people feel that they have to choose between the two and on occasion, walk away from the Church as a result. That is not what we, or Jesus, wants. Christianity is a religion that champions and supports women and there are plenty of great reads out there for those who want to dig deeper.
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