Daughters of Eve: This documentary exposes misogyny in the Church
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Chine McDonald2022-01-28T09:31:00
Daughters of Eve offers a fresh look at the truth about how God sees and values women, says Chine McDonald. It deserves an audience far wider than just those who are already critical of the Church’s patriarchal past
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