Gender and the Construction of Models of Christian Activity

In my review of previous presidential addresses, I found it interesting to discover that only one had built upon one of the most significant cultural and scholarly developments of the past generation and perhaps the past century, that is, women's and, later, gender studies and their relevance for our respective fields. That was Jane Dempsey Douglass's address twenty years ago as the first woman president of this Society on "what Calvin learned at the school of women," an event that will surely be recognized in the program session tomorrow on "Women in the American Society of Church History

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