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(ix, 1394 p.) :bill. ;c29 cm. aIncludes bibliographical references and index.00gIntroduction:tIntegrating the worlds of women's religious experience in North America /rRosemary Skinner Keller and Rosemary Radford Ruether --gpt. 1. Approaches to the history of women and religion.tWomen and religion: methods of study and reflection /rRita M. Gross --tReligions and modern feminism /rAnn Braude --tGender and social roles /rSusan Hill Lindley --tNorth American women interpret scripture /rJ. Shannon Clarkson and Letty M. Russell --tWomen's religious imagination /rMary Farrell Bednarowski --tSocial ethics, women, and religion /rMarilyn J. Legge --tThe psychology of women's religious experience /rAnn Belford Ulanov --tWomen's spiritual biography and autobiography /rRosemary Skinner Keller --gpt. 2. Women in indigenous and African traditions.tNative American creation stories /rLaura Adams Weaver --tNative American women and Christianity /rKim Stone --tAmerican Indian boarding schools /rAndrea Smith --tAppropriation of Native American religious traditions /rAndrea Smith --tReligious exchange in Aframerindian life /rPatrick Neal Minges --tWomen in African Caribbean religious traditions /rDianne M. Stewart --gpt. 3. Catholicism.tWomen in North American Catholicism /rRosemary Radford Ruether --tReligious women in colonial Mexico /rKathleen Ann Myers --tGodmothers and goddaughters: Catholic women in colonial New France and New England /rLisa J.M. Poirier --tAmerican Catholic women, 1820-1900: from the Jacksonian period to the progressive era /rHolly Folk --tAfrican American Catholic women /rCecilia A. Moore --tLatina popular Catholicism /rJeanette Rodriguez --tAsian and Pacific American Catholic women /rJocelyn M. Eclarin Azada --tAmerican Catholic women, 1900-1965 /rDebra Campbell --tAmerican Catholic women since Vatican Council II /rMary Jo Weaver --tDetermined builders, powerful voices: women and Catholicism in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Quebec and Canada /rCarolyn Sharp --gpt. 4. Protestantism. Colonial period.tWomen and Protestantism in colonial New England /rRebecca Larson --tProtestant women in the Mid-Atlantic colonies /rAlison Duncan Hirsch --tSouthern colonial Protestant women /rCynthia Lynn Lyerly --tProtestantism in British North America (Canada) /rMarilyn Färdig Whiteley --gDenominational traditions.tWomen and African American denominations /rSandy Dwayne Martin --tWomen of Anabaptist traditions /rMarlene Epp --tWomen in the American Episcopal Church /rFredrica Harris Thompsett --tWomen in the Anglican Church in Canada /rSharon Anne Cook --tBaptist women /rCarolyn D. Blevins --tChristian Church/Disciples of Christ tradition and women /rLoretta M. Long --tWomen and Lutheranism /rMary Todd --tMethodist women /rJean Miller Schmidt and Sara J. Myers --tQuaker women in North America /rMary Van Vleck Garman --tWomen in Reformed churches /rRebecca Button Prichard --tPresbyterian women in America /rLois A. Boyd --tWomen in the United Church of Canada /rPhyllis D. Airhart --tWomen in the United Church of Christ /rBarbara Brown Zikmund --tWomen in the Unitarian Universalist movement /rCynthia Grant Tucker --00gEvangelical Protestantism.tWomen in Pentecostalism /rEdith Blumhofer --tWomen in the Salvation Army /rDiane Winston --tRevivalism /rPriscilla Pope-Levison --tHoliness movements /rNancy A. Hardesty --tSanctified Church(es) /rCheryl Townsend Gilkes --tFundamentalism /rMargaret L. Bendroth --tAmerica's evangelical women: more than wives and mothers: reformers, ministers, and leaders /rJane Harris --tCharismatic movement /rR. Marie Griffith --tEuro-American evangelical feminism /rReta Halteman Finger and S. Sue Horner --gHispanic Protestantism.tU.S. Latina evangélicas /rElizabeth Conde-Frazier and Loida I. Martell Otero --tRace and gender in Latina experience /rTeresa Chávez Sauceda --tHispanic Pentecostal women /rGastón Espinosa --gAsian Protestantism.tAsian Pacific American Protestant women /rRita Nakashima Brock and Nami Kim --gpt. 5. Women in Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox traditions.tWomen in Orthodox Christian traditions /rDemetra Velisarios Jaquet --tOriental Orthodox traditions and the Armenian Apostolic Church /rBarbara J. Merguerian --tAn orthodox perspective on feminist theology /rValerie A. Karras --gpt. 6. Judaism.tReform Judaism /rKarla Goldman --tTradition and change: finding the right balance: Conservative and Reconstructionist Judaism /rShuly Rubin Schwartz --tOrthodox Jewish women in America: diversity, challenges, and coming of age /rBlu Greenberg --tJewish women and ritual /rHasia R. Diner --tJewish law and gender /rNorma Baumel Joseph --tAnti-Semitism /rRiv-Ellen Prell --gpt. 7. Islam.tIslam, women, and the struggle for identity in North America /rYvonne Yazbeck Haddad --tAfrican American Muslim women /rAminah Beverly McCloud --tWomen, Islam, and mosques /rIngrid Mattson --tWomen's issues in American Islam /rJane I. Smith --gpt. 8. Asian religions. Buddhism.tOrigins of Buddhism in North America /rLori Pierce --tWomen and Zen Buddhisms: Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese /rMiriam Levering and Grace Jill Schireson --tThe way of the elders: Theravada Buddhism, including the Vipassana movement /rSandy Boucher --tTibetan Buddhism /rAmy Lavine --gHinduism.tHinduism in North America including emerging issues /rVasudha Narayanan --tNew Hindu movements /rKathleen M. Erndl --gChinese religions.tReligions of Chinese immigrant communities and Chinese religions practiced in North America by non-Chinese people /rVivian-Lee Nyitray --gJapanese religions.tReligions of Japanese immigrants and Japanese American communities /rRuth M. Tabrah --gOther religions.tWomen and Jainism in North America /rAnne Vallely --tSikh women in North America /rNikky-Guninder Kaur Singh --00gpt. 9. Newer religious movements.tWomen in communitarian societies /rRosemary Radford Ruether --tMormon women /rClaudia L. Bushman --tWomen in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints /rRita M. Lester --tVodou, spiritism, and Santería: hybridity and identity in Caribbean religions /rCarlos F. Cardoza-Orlandi --tChristian Science /rSarah Gardner Cunningham --tClara Evans Muhammad: pioneering social activism in the original Nation of Islam /rDebra Mubashir Majeed --tTheosophy, New Thought, and New Age movements /rCatherine Wessinger, Dell deChant, and William Michael Ashcraft --tSpiritualism /rCathy Gutierrez --tWomen in the North American Baha'i community /rSandra Hutchinson and Richard Hollinger --tWomen in new religious movements since the 1960s /rSusan J. Palmer --tWomen in Jewish renewal /rReena Sigman Friedman --tAncient matriarchies in nineteenth- and twentieth-century feminist thought /rCynthia Eller --tWomen in the Wiccan religion and contemporary paganism /rSelena Fox --gpt. 10. Multidenominational movements.tThe Deaconess movement /rCynthia A. Jurisson --gMissionary movement.tProtestant women missionaries: foreign and home /rDana L. Robert --tAmerican Catholic women missionaries: 1870-2000 /rAngelyn Dries --gWomen's societies.tLeadership and community building in Protestant women's organizations /rRosemary Skinner Keller --t"Lifting as we climb": National Association of Colored Women (NACW) / National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) /rMarcia Y. Riggs --gReligious education.tWomen and catechetics in the Roman Catholic tradition /rMary L. Putrow --tCatholic women's colleges in the United States /rTracy Schier --tConservative Christian strategies in education /rJames C. Carper and Brian D. Ray --tWomen and Jewish education /rDavid E. Kaufman --tProtestant Sunday schools and religious education /rVirginia Lieson Brereton --tProtestant women's colleges in the United States /rKathleen S. Hurty --tWomen in theological education /rJeanne P. McLean --tWhen women enter the classroom: theory, theology, and teaching /rBarbara J. Blodgett --gThe ordination movement.tProtestant women's ordination movement /rBarbara Brown Zikmund --tThe women's ordination movement in the Roman Catholic Church /rMaureen Fiedler and Dolly Pomerleau --tJewish women's ordination /rPamela S. Nadell --tProtestant female preaching in the United States /rCatherine A. Brekus --tMusic and the arts.tWomen hymn writers /rEdith Blumhofer --tAfrican American hymnody /rCheryl A. Kirk-Duggan --tWomen's novels and religion, 1780-1900 /rDiane Capitani --tWomen, religion, and American film /rJudith Weisenfeld --00gpt. 11.tWomen, religion, and social reform.tNineteenth- and twentieth-century Protestant social reform movements in the United States /rCarolyn DeSwarte Gifford --tAntislavery, abolitionism /rAnna M. Speicher --tWomen and peace movements in North America /rValarie Ziegler --tSettlement House movement /rEleanor J. Stebner --tSocial Gospel /rSusan Hill Lindley --tWomen and Garveyism /rAnthea D. Butler --tCivil rights movement /rRosetta E. Ross --tEngaged Buddhist women /rJudith Simmer-Brown --tWomen's freedom and reproductive rights: the core fear of patriarchy /rFrances Kissling --tEcofeminism /rHeather Eaton --tJewish women's service organizations /rDianne Ashton --tAbundant life for all: the Young Women's Christian Association /rJanine M. Denomme --tWomen and religion in the borderlands /rDaisy L. Machado --tTurning off the taps: public policy in Canada /rLois M. Wilson --tThe public leadership of women of faith: entrepreneurs, social alchemists, and bearers of religion in the world /rKatharine R. Henderson --gpt. 12. Women-centered theology.tWomanist theology /rEmilie M. Townes --tEuro-American feminist theology /rLucy Tatman --tLas Hermanas: Latinas and religious / political activism /rLara Medina --tMujerista theology /rAda María Isasi-Díaz --tLatina Roman Catholic theologies /rNancy Pineda-Madrid --tRebirth of the religion of the goddess /rCarol P. Christ --tWomen's issues in contemporary North American Buddhism /rRita M. Gross --tLesbian and bisexual Issues in religion /rMary E. Hunt --tJewish feminism /rJudith Plaskow --tThe case for native liberation theology /rAndrea Smith --gpt. 13. Contemporary women's issues in religion.tWomen-church /rMary E. Hunt --tNew feminist ritual /rJanet Walton --tWomen and healing in North America /rSusan M. Setta --tWomen in Protestant church societies and bureaucracies /rSusan M. Hartmann --tPlural religious identities and households /rRita DasGupta Sherma --tWomen's contributions to Jewish-Christian relations /rMary C. Boys --tCanadian women's religious issues /rTracy J. Trothen --tInclusive language /rSusan Thistlewaite --tNew religious right /rLaura R. Olson --tSexuality and the Black church /rKelly Brown Douglas --tGirlfriend theology: adolescent girls and faith communities /rDori Grinenko Baker. aElectronic reproduction.bBoulder, Colo. :cNetLibrary,d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.nAccess may be limited to NetLibrary affiliated libraries. 0aWomen and religionzNorth AmericavEncyclopedias. 0aWomenxReligious lifezNorth AmericavEncyclopedias. 0aWomenzNorth AmericaxReligious aspectsvEncyclopedias. 6aFemmes et religionzAmérique du NordvEncyclopédies. 6aFemmesxVie religieusezAmérique du NordvEncyclopédies. 6aFemmesxAspect religieuxvEncyclopédies.17aGodsdiensten.2gtt17aVrouwen.2gtt 7a7.150.2gtt 7aElectronic books.2local1 aKeller, Rosemary Skinner.1 aRuether, Rosemary Radford.1 aCantlon, Marie.2 aNetLibrary, Inc.1 cOriginalz0253346851z025334686Xz0253346878z0253346886w(DLC) 2005032429w(OCoLC)617111724 3Bibliographic record displayuhttp://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary&v=1&bookid=171513zAn electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click for information a02bN$T c49031d49031