Titlebook: Evangelical Women in Belfast; Imprisoned or Empowe Sandra M. Baillie Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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,Women’s Role and Ministry in Contemporary Belfast Churches,y factors. This is operationalised by looking at attitudes to a range of positions of authority. These include women as ministers, preachers and elders, women in trusted administrative roles such as treasurers, and finally those in other teaching ministries such as missionaries, who fulfil a teachin

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Book 2002s attitudes to ministry, work and childcare, marriage, money, and issues such as sex, abortion, divorce, and cohabitation. Chapters on theory and literature examine feminism from a Christian perspective and cover sociological debates on questions of bias and the relationship between sociology and th

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Uldouz Bazazi,Sajad Najafi Ravadanegha framework for comparison of the moral views of the people and clergy. The spectrum of evangelical beliefs regarding abortion, homosexuality, co-habitation and sex before marriage is reviewed: topics which are perceived as shocking in some evangelical circles.

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Moral and Social Issues,a framework for comparison of the moral views of the people and clergy. The spectrum of evangelical beliefs regarding abortion, homosexuality, co-habitation and sex before marriage is reviewed: topics which are perceived as shocking in some evangelical circles.

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Architecture of the Green Move Systemfelt imprisoned. This was mostly because they wanted to see women in public ministry, a role which their denominations withheld from them. One woman felt imprisoned at work because she felt others would be judging her ‘Christian behaviour’ and were waiting for her to fail.

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Towards an Evangelical Christian Feminism,ogical perspectives on women will be described and critiqued. This is especially important to the evangelical woman, as Scripture is often used to justify the subservient position of women. Some modifications and changes are now occurring in ‘progressive’ evangelical circles which may in turn empower women.