Woman in a Man's Church: From Role to Person

This mass market paperback is in good condition with some signs of wear typical of its age. The cover shows minor edge wear and a personal inscription is present. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean without any markings. There is no dust jacket, as expected for this format. ##

"Woman in a Man's Church: From Role to Person" by Arlene Swidler is a pivotal exploration of women's roles within the church, published by Paulist Press in 1972. This mass market paperback edition is part of a significant discourse on gender roles and theology, offering insights into the evolving position of women in religious contexts. The book is published in New York, Paramus, and Toronto, reflecting its broad reach and relevance. Arlene Swidler, known for her contributions to religious studies and feminism, provides a thoughtful examination of the intersection between faith and gender. The ISBN 0-8091-1740-1 identifies this specific edition. This copy includes a personal inscription, adding a unique touch to its history. The book remains an essential read for those interested in religion and gender studies. ##