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Acts of Thecla

Published on October 15, 2015 Author Madeline Mcguire623 Comments

In Acts Of Thecla, Cartlidge describes the typical roles of women in the ancient world as the submissive. Women’s most important role was to be a mother. Child bearing was a women’s purpose. A typical life path for a women would be to get as a young girl to a much older man and then… Continue reading Acts of Thecla →

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Extracanonical Christianities

Published on October 12, 2015 Categories early christianity, extracanonical literature, presentationsTags apocryphal acts, apocryphal gospels

Acts of Thecla

Published on October 12, 2015 Author alatham3@uoregon.edu105 Comments

In The Acts of Thecla, Cartlidge makes it a point understand that in early christianity, men in the world have dominated christianity. However, there are some key points in the reading that can show how women actually play a large role in christianity as well. According to Cartlidge, women in this culture were to do… Continue reading Acts of Thecla →

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