The Making of Biblical Womanhood

This audiobook explores the concept of biblical womanhood prevalent in North-American Christianity, examining how it influences women's roles in society and the church. Historian Beth Allison Barr traces the origins of this belief through church history, arguing it is a human construct rather than a divine mandate. Drawing on her own experiences and the broader context of church scandals and social movements, she offers insights that challenge traditional perspectives on women's roles within evangelical communities.