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Dec 2024
28m 14s

Is religion at the root of misogyny?

Bbc Radio Ulster
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<p>Is religion at the root of the misogyny that women experience in the world today? If gender discrimination is rejected in every other arena, why is it accepted in religion? God is personified as male. His representatives at the highest levels of religion are men. Many denominations and faiths do not allow the full or any ordination of women into the clerg ... Show More
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