I recently read a book with an illustration that profoundly resonated with my life experience. The author (Paul F. Knitter) compares one’s inherited worldview (culture, tradition, geography, etc.) to that of a telescope. A telescope offers a beautiful and clear view of a few starts in the sky, but it fails to offer such a …
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Women in the Early Church: The “Devil’s Gateway?”
Last year I did some study on the role and value of women in the early church. I have had numerous people ask me to post my findings, so here you go! Couple important notes: I am highlighting the Early Church Fathers of the Patristic Period (100AD-600ADish), NOT the early church of the Apostles in …
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