The Woman’s Bible

Descripción

The controversial publication by Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1773-1859), a pioneer in biblical gender studies and the struggle for women’s rights, places biblical events in their allegorical and historical context, and compares them with myths from other cultures; this classic still resonates with and challenges the traditional position of religious orthodoxy that believes in the subordination of women to men.

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