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A review by jazin95
The Resolution for Women by Priscilla Shirer
informative
slow-paced
1.75
Honestly, I didn't have high hopes for this book. But here are my thoughts...
- The Bible isn't about gender studies, sexuality, etc.
- The Bible is written in a patriarchal structure. It doesn't mean it is the 'desired/designed' way of being.
- The 'definition of womanhood presented in God's word is written through this patriarchal lens.
- There is no acknowledgement of the original text.
- So it's selfish to be a feminist? I'm not sure she knows what feminism is...
- So to be fulfilled, I need to be with a man, be fruitful and multiply? I must dress a certain way and can't say anything to offend men. God forbid I have a mind of my own.
- Men are the established leaders, and women art designed to be leaders?
- "Women have usurped the authority of men." I find this absolutely BS!
Feminism believes in full social, economic, and political equality for women. How is this not also a biblical attitude? While there was some excellent advice, I found the author's views really antiquated. For her, there is only one way to be a woman.