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Friday, November 17, 2006
Living on the Boundaries
Hi, All. I wrote a review on a terrific book, "Living on the Boundaries: Evangelical Women, Feminism and the Theological Academy", which was posted on The Ooze today. I'd love for you to take a look.

Amy

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  • At 11/17/2006 09:34:00 PM, Blogger Julie

    thanks for letting us know!

     

  • At 11/18/2006 06:54:00 AM, Blogger Sally

    What an interesting book- I find myself living in that strange land- so this review was very helpful to my- whilst my views on th inerrancy of Scripture have shifted and I probably would describe myself ad post-evangelical there is a certain tension there!

    Thanks for the review

     

  • At 11/18/2006 02:52:00 PM, Blogger Amy

    There is tension, isn't there.

    For me, reading the book was a bit of an "ah, ha" experience. Most of it was things I felt, but it helped me put it all together intellectually. I think I have a better understanding where a lot of people in my church are coming from as well as greater awareness of where I fit and where I am on the boundaries.

    I really recommend the book! Much better written than my review! :)

     

  • At 11/18/2006 08:09:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous

    Hi Amy,
    I enjoyed your review, and I felt like I was reading my own story in your introduction. Sometimes defending my sense of call wears me out though. I'm grateful to have a church that supports me, but my neighbors and my husband's family are not quite so supportive. Let's keep blazing that trail! Best wishes to you.
    Debbie

     

  • At 11/19/2006 11:18:00 PM, Blogger Amy

    Thanks, Debbie. Best wishes to you, too...and strength for the journey.

    May I just say thanks to all of you on this site. It's good to feel safe, challenged and accepted!

     
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