The Origin of Patriarchy

An episode of the New Nature's Podcast podcast, hosted by Jared Gustafson, titled "The Origin of Patriarchy" was published on August 8, 2018 and runs 61 minutes.

August 8, 2018 ·61m · New Nature's Podcast

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Episode Description

Have you ever wondered why there are so few women in leadership roles within the church? And have you considered when this patriarchal system began? Or why it exists?

Helping us navigate this important topic is Dr. Little who has her Phd. in women and religious studies. She is brilliant and kind. We cover a number of topics and I know you'll be enriched.

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The music on this podcast is by Aeron Brown. Check out his website or find his music on spotify, Facebook, or iTunes! He's amazing! http://www.aeronbrown.com

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