Towards an African Pentecostal feminist biblical hermeneutic of liberation : interpreting Acts 2:1-47 in the context of Botswana.
This study is motivated by my own experience as a Motswana Pentecostal woman who inhabits patriarchal spaces of both the Setswana cultures and the Pentecostal church. It highlights the status of women in Botswana society and the Pentecostal church. The study seeks to construct a Pentecostal feminist...
Main Author: | Gabaitse, Rosinah Mmannana. |
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Other Authors: | Draper, Jonathan Alfred. |
Language: | en_ZA |
Published: |
2013
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10413/8849 |
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