Women in New Religions
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- It is often believed that women are oppressed and exploited by the charismatic male leaders of new religious movements. This book exposes the abuse of power within some movements, but also demonstrates that there is more evidence of fulfillment and empowerment. This book explores the social and spiritual issues tracing developments from the 1960s counter-culture to 1990s Goddess spirituality and culminates in a new typology of religious needs and values.
- author
- Elizabeth Puttick, Ph.D.
- language
- English
- notes
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Women in New ReligionsIn Search of Community, Sexuality and Spiritual Power
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Women in New ReligionsIn Search of Community, Sexuality and Spiritual Power
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