Baylor: Get Woke, Go Broke

“What if their [women's and children's] lives were taken as significant sites for theological work?” I bet the professor of feminist theology doesn't talk about what it means for a woman to respect and to submit to her husband as a part of her divine vocation.

What if the lives of women and children “were taken as significant sites for theological work?” Motherhood: A Confession is an answer to that question.

Glad to be able to review Natalie Carnes’s beautiful new book for @FrontPorchRepub https://t.co/JkH31dI6AE

— Christina Lambert (@cjlambert94) August 12, 2020

Motherhood: A Confession
Image and Presence: A Christological Reflection on Iconoclasm and Iconophilia

In addition to the push for wokeness, Baylor employs feminist theologians like Carnes. Her website.

UChicago Divinity School: Natalie Carnes, Baylor University, will lecture on "Attunement: The Feminist Voice and Christianity’s Patriarchal Tradition" on Tuesday, December 10th at 4:30pm, Swift Common Room.