by Australian Christian women. Since September 2015

It stands, as it did in 2012, as an under-resourced and outdated inquiry into various passages of the New Testament featuring women.

Asma Barlas suggests (in implicit contrast with Christianity) that Islam is not a theological patriarchy, because the Qur’an rejects...

image courtesy of Hulu A recap: The Handmaid’s Tale is set in a dystopian America, in which a fundamentalist patriarchal cult has taken...

Here in Tanzania, when you become a Christian, you give up drinking alcohol. There’s little cultural distinction between drunkenness and...

My hackles always rise a little when people make statements about “what the Bible says about women” because (at least from my reading)...

Since the ABC’s exposé of domestic violence within churches on the 7:30 program, I have watched with sadness, anger and dismay at the...

On International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, this article is dedicated to: - All women and girls who experience...

The previous two posts discussed shame ascribed to women, and embodied in women’s bodies. Jesus’ interaction with women who carried...

In the last post we discussed how shame (and blame) is often ascribed more to women, including in situations of crisis or violence. ...

Here is a list of twelve (including five Australian) female theologians (in alphabetical order) you should know about, a little about...