A patristic basis for a theological anthropology of women in their distinctive humanity From: Anglican Theological Review | Date: July 1, 2002| Author: Yokarinis, Constantine | Copyright Anglican Theological Review, Inc. Summer 2002. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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As is well known, particular interest in the rights and social status of women has been shown in recent years by various international organizations. Past values, ideas, and behavioral stereotypes have been subjected to close scrutiny, and there is an increasing sensitivity to situations that in the past were considered reasonable and natural, but which today appear quite provocative. The inferior social position of women to w...

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