Josh Hamon’s Reviews > Popes and Feminists: How the Reformation Frees Women from Feminism > Status Update
Josh Hamon
is on page 112 of 266
From page 108 “Godly marriages and their fruit of faithful children change the world.”
If you believe in predestination/election then the quality of your marriage is not the deciding factor in the faith of your children.
Just keep slogging, just keep slogging.
— Mar 27, 2019 09:24PM
If you believe in predestination/election then the quality of your marriage is not the deciding factor in the faith of your children.
Just keep slogging, just keep slogging.
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Josh Hamon
is on page 211 of 266
Page 211 begins with: So what is there to learn from the men and women of the Reformation?
Not a lot of space left to learn about feminism...
— Apr 25, 2019 06:52AM
Not a lot of space left to learn about feminism...
Josh Hamon
is on page 190 of 266
Page 190 is the beginning of chapter 17, How Modern Feminists View the Reformation, there are less than 40 pages left in the book...
— Apr 24, 2019 04:21PM
Josh Hamon
is on page 176 of 266
I’m determined to finish this book. Currently I’m reading short snippets on various 16th century woman.
— Apr 13, 2019 08:46AM
Josh Hamon
is on page 171 of 266
More than halfway through the book and yet still in the Reformation period.
— Apr 10, 2019 01:51PM
Josh Hamon
is on page 85 of 266
I’m not sure I can finish this book. It’s very slow going. I find there’s a lot of back and forth. Paragraph one says the medieval Catholic Church set up roadblocks to marriage but then paragraph says they recognized any marriage where people ‘administered themselves the sacrament’.
— Mar 17, 2019 08:30AM
