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The Woman's Bible
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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We take note of these discriminations of sex, and reiterate them again and again to call the attention of women to the real source of their multiplied disabilities. As long as our religion teaches woman's subjection and man's right of domination, we shall have chaos in the world of morals. Women are never referred to as persons. . . Read More
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When I first came upon this book, I gasped. The title, "The Woman's Bible: A Classic Feminist Perspective".....
Then the name of the author Elizabeth Cady Stanton....HELL YES!
Before even reading it, I dare say I automatically confirmed it's awesomeness without even reading it. I was right. In the for
This is such an interesting and eye-opening look at the Bible! Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1815-1902), an American social activist, abolitionist, wife, mother, and feminist, wrote in 1895 this disturbingly accurate view of the ongoing misogyny in the Bible. Stanton begins with the obvious: "The bible t
4.5 Stars
~Happy Women's History Month!~
King Solomon took 700 wives and 300 concubines.
Even stepping away from romantic fiction I still can’t get away from these manwhores! ;-) But, putting my romance reading commentary aside for a moment, I’m going to organize this review much like I did other wom
If this had been the first greek and hebrew scripture commentary I'd read, I probably would have gotten more out of it. As it is, the book is conversational and easy to get through. Susan B. Anthony may have been the better politician, Stanton remains my favorite feminist.
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