That Gentle Strength: Historical Perspectives on Women in Christianity

Lynda L. Coon · Katherine J. Haldane · Elisabeth W. Sommer

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A study of the historic roles of women in the Christian church that examines how their spirituality both reflected and shaped not only the female experience, but the universal Christian experience. Its emphasis is on Western Christianity, from the early Christians to the late Victorians.

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