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Women: Making and Unmaking

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From the Virgin Mary to tradwives on Instagram, society’s interpretations of the Bible have distorted how women are seen. Authors Chine McDonald and Beth Allison-Barr want to tell a more hopeful and surprising story.

  • Beth Allison Barr
  • Chine McDonald

Categories:

  • Theology
  • Gender
  • Culture
  • Biblical

Details

Speakers: Beth Allison Barr, Chine McDonald

Festival: 2025 - Hope in the Making

Venue: Pagoda

Talk Ref: GB25-004

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  • Panel: On Death and Dying (2023)
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  • God Is Not A White Man (2021)
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  • In conversation with Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby (2019)
  • But I’m not racist! Am I? (2018)
  • Communion: Windrush and Carnival (2018)
  • Panel: Hidden in plain sight? Bringing black women into focus (2017)
  • Panel: The Lemonade Effect: Beyonce, Blackness, feminism and white discomfort (2016)
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