Rosemary Radford Ruether

Recorded October 1, 2000

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Over twenty years ago, Rosemary Radford Ruether made waves with her startling analysis of sexism in the Christian church. What does this celebrated feminist say now about the future of women, families, and the earth and how we can all participate in a more sustainable theology? Ruether shares her insights on ecofeminism and the relationships between men and woman, communities, and nations.

MODERATED BY:The Very Reverend Alan Jones

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