The One-Way Affair- A Take On Christian Feminist Theology Ever since the world has come into a balanced formation, there has been a major positive contribution made by the feminine class. This fact stands strong not just in the human species, but also every other specie that exists. It is evident that there would be no generation reproduced, had there been no feminine power to create a balance. However, the concept of feminism came into existence only after there was an issue raised about the importance of females being undermined. The idea of feminism is to attain, prove or state the equality for women and provide them with all the opportunities that a man is provided with. But how does Christianity look at this subject? Also, feminism and
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Another issue for a subjective study is the difference that has been made from the time when Feminist Theology was first imbibed to today’s time where we use not a bibliographic method of study, but perhaps media eccentric source of study. The reason for theology itself to exist is that in the view of something or someone is that there is a portion of factual data that is put of proportion. And when something does not make any sense, there is a need of thinking established. Critical thinking, as one may prefer to look at it. It is a form of reading, thinking or even a branch of science, if you wish to look at it that way, through which there can be a set of opinions that stand completely opposite to one …show more content…
So how just and fair is that? It is possible that it is something that was meant to be. Another example, “Jehovah God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul” (English Standard Version, Gen. 2.7) a part of the Bible where it is said that man was created from nothing but pure thoughts and emotions that were put into a living physical being to let the world witness the goodness and kindness along with all the great things that can be achieved through it. A woman was however, created with a higher level of dignity, with the thought of being a notch better than the
Another issue for a subjective study is the difference that has been made from the time when Feminist Theology was first imbibed to today’s time where we use not a bibliographic method of study, but perhaps media eccentric source of study. The reason for theology itself to exist is that in the view of something or someone is that there is a portion of factual data that is put of proportion. And when something does not make any sense, there is a need of thinking established. Critical thinking, as one may prefer to look at it. It is a form of reading, thinking or even a branch of science, if you wish to look at it that way, through which there can be a set of opinions that stand completely opposite to one …show more content…
So how just and fair is that? It is possible that it is something that was meant to be. Another example, “Jehovah God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul” (English Standard Version, Gen. 2.7) a part of the Bible where it is said that man was created from nothing but pure thoughts and emotions that were put into a living physical being to let the world witness the goodness and kindness along with all the great things that can be achieved through it. A woman was however, created with a higher level of dignity, with the thought of being a notch better than the