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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Evangelical women"”.

  1. Evangelical women negotiating faith in contemporary Scotland

    … spiritual life histories of twenty one Christian women associated with the evangelical Christian community in Scotland. It describes the symptoms of constriction, paralysis and impasse which some of these women report and explores the reasons for their interpretation of their symptoms as signs of …

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  2. Early Mid-Life Women: A Study of Self-Reported Mid-Life Crisis Among Evangelical Women Age 34--45 and Their Likelihood to Participate in Learning Experiences

    A survey study was conducted of 373 women from the United States, but primarily from California and Arizona, who were highly educated, white women with moderately high incomes from an evangelical religious sub-grouping. The study revealed that 41.4% of the total sample were having or have had a …

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  3. Negotiating Identities: The Case of Evangelical Christian Women in London

    … These debates converge most polemically around women’s religiosity, as evidenced by proposed bans on the hijab, and the criminalisation of female circumcision. Research on religious women creates a binary juxtaposition between religion as an oppressive force, on the one hand, and religion as a …

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  4. Sowing the Seed: Oberlin Female Missionary Teachers of Southern Blacks, 1863-1875

    … of the missionary teachers on the whole, were women.</p><p>This paper explores this particular group of evangelical Oberlin women who became teachers and missionaries to the freed-people. It looks at how their experience in the Southern work brought together both the larger historical cycle of …

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  5. Queering Submission: (Re)Framing Evangelical Wifely Submission through BDSM

    <p>Submission is an integral part of evangelical identity and is interconnected with theology, gender, and sexuality. The way in which evangelical women interpret and negotiate their positionalities in relation to submission is often perceived as paradoxical which is similar to outsider …

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  6. Letters home : the experiences and perceptions of middle class British women at the Cape 1820-1850

    … with the experiences and perceptions of British women living in the Cape Colony, South Africa, during the first half of the nineteenth century. My chief source materials are the letters and diaries written by different women in the period 1820-1850. The women in my thesis were members of the …

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  7. Sex positionality : a history of the role of gender and race in mid-to-late-twentieth-century evangelical sex literature.

    This thesis examines evangelical sex manuals, marriage guides, and purity literature from 1967 to 2016 and argues that evangelical authors created different rhetorics, ideals, and sexual ethics based on their gendered and racial positions in evangelicalism. I first look to gender and argue that in …

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  8. TRANSNATIONAL SALVATION AND THE GENDERING OF HABITUS: KOREAN WOMEN PROTESTANT MISSIONARIES IN HAITI

    … namely Korean and Korean American Protestant women missionaries. This confluence of Korean and Haitian Protestantism, which first emerged in the early 1990s, is a compelling case of the diversification of contemporary transnational and even global Christianity. Protestant Christianity was …

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