Feminist theology views the Christian faith from a viewpoint of a commitment to justice for females. Two additional features are added onto Christian theology to make up feminist theology. One is the assumption that theology has not always been accurate due to ongoing sexism in the tradition. Social views such as patriarchy and androcentrism have put men before women and therefore failed to deliver justice to females. The second feature is a commitment to emphasize women’s experience while accomplishing tasks of theological reflection. (Patrick 675-76) Feminist theology revolves around the rejection of patriarchy and the experience of women. Patriarchy is a societal structure in which men rule over women. It is argued that women will only
