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"The women of the Bible have been miscast for centuries as demons, harlots, and jezebels - and intentionally so. .Dr. Trimble-Familetti has provided an invaluable service with this book, one that may have lasting legacy in Biblical scholarship." —Reza Aslan, International Best Selling Author of Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth and No god but God
"An impressive contribution to our understanding of Scripture. Trimble-Familetti has hit upon a simple and yet powerful way to let the women of Scripture speak, plainly and boldly…with a particularly fine flair for expression and the priceless gift of empathy." —Rev. Roger Schriner, Author Bridging the God Gap: Finding Common Ground Among Believers, Atheists and Agnostics
"Ah - at last - Balance! A refreshing and fascinating biblical exegesis from the woman's perspective. Insightful and revealing for both women and men! Dr. Trimble-Familetti's book enriches and balances our shared biblical story." —Edwina Gateley, Poet, Author, Public Speaker, Women's Advocate
"That Dr. Trimble-Familetti's work covers such diverse ground makes the book a unique and worthwhile read, and those eager to investigate the real place of women in religion would be well directed toward this text." —Foreword Reviews
"This book is exactly what it claims to be - 'a call for biblical literacy' - including details about women that are often overlooked or intentionally erased from religious discourse. . . Trimble-Familetti's respect for biblical evidence makes for outstanding reading." —Virginia R. Mollenkott, Ph.D., Stylistic Consultant, The New International Version of the Bible and Author of Women, Men and the Bible and The Divine Feminine
"Women have always played a vital role in religion and society. The Bible tells us so, as this book so artfully demonstrates. Those of us committed to communicating this will be grateful for this resource. Ideal for small group discussions." —Miriam Therese Winter, Ph.D., Professor, Hartford Seminary
"Although often silenced, forgotten or misrepresented, female characters of the Bible were crucial to the early development of Christianity. Dr. Trimble-Familetti researches and shares the true roles of women… for us to see the importance for our lives of these often maligned women." —Rev. Dr. Shannon Clarkson, Co-editor, The Dictionary of Feminist Theologies, and Just Hospitality: God's Welcome in a World of Difference
"With skill and insight, Dr.Trimble-Familetti brings to life many overlooked and under-valued women in the Bible. Their voices invite new-and sometimes challenging-ideas to emerge. If you read only one book this year, I hope it will be this one!" —Dr. Kendra Weddle Irons, 2013-2014 Coordinator, Evangelical and Ecumenical Women's Caucus-Christian Feminism Today
"Dr.Trimble- Familetti fills in the missing pieces of (Biblical women's) lives and provides some thought-provoking tidbits that will pique your interest. A powerful educational resource for all who would like to know biblical women in a whole new way." —Dr. Bridget Mary Meehan, Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests, Author of Living Gospel Equality Now and Praying With Women of the Bible
"Trimble-Familetti's remarkable book is a gift to all, and one that courageously invites everyone to ask questions, as well as to adopt a more noble and just view of how men and women can live and work together today." —Joyce A. Kovelman, Ph.D., Author of Crimes Against Humanity: A1H1W2
Prostitutes, Virgins and Mothers by Dr. Paula Trimble-Familetti
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