Tag Archives: Faith & Feminism
Faith & Feminism: Can the master’s tools dismantle the master’s house?
TweetThis beautiful guest post from John Freml, who incidentally, studied with our last guest blogger, Caryn D. Riswold, continues our Faith & Feminism series. See John’s full bio after the jump, and be in touch with Courtney_at_feministing.com if you’d like to contribute a future column. I’d especially love to hear some reflections by feminists with [...]
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Faith & Feminism: Here I Stand, Without the Goddess
TweetThis powerful guest post from Caryn D. Riswold, who I met a few years ago while speaking at Illinois College, continues our Faith & Feminism series. See Caryn’s full bio after the jump, and be in touch with Courtney_at_feministing.com if you’d like to contribute a future column. Reading Sue Monk Kidd’s spiritual memoir, The Dance [...]
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Faith & Feminism: Sobriety through feminist spirituality
TweetThis courageous guest post from Karina Keeley continues our Faith & Feminism series. See Karina’s full bio after the jump, and be in touch with Courtney_at_feministing.com if you’d like to contribute a future column. I wasn’t raised religious, or spiritual, atheist or agnostic—I was raised ‘indifferent’, as I like to call it. Not to say [...]
Faith & Feminism: On Joy, Identity and Patriarchy
TweetThis provocative and brave guest post from Anna Batler continues our Faith & Feminism series. See Anna’s full bio after the jump, and be in touch with Courtney_at_feministing.com if you’d like to contribute a future column. While studying at an Orthodox Jewish women’s seminary in Israel, I attended a series of lectures by prominent Orthodox [...]
Faith & Feminism: ‘I yam as I yam’