The Dance of the Dissident Daughter (2016)
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What experiences have served as wake-up calls for you?
2. What was your childhood church or culture of faith like? How did it become part of your internal geography? Did you identify with Kidd’s memories of being a young girl in school and church, think-ing God was male?
3. “The truth may set you free,” Kidd writes, “but first it will shatter the safe, sweet way you live.” Has your awakening been difficult and challenging? Was there internal and external resistance to it? Did y...ou experience any part of it as shattering? Dangerous? Freeing?
4. If Jesus was a feminist in that he preached a gospel of liberation and mutuality and treated women as equal, why were women excluded for so long from leadership in most churches and forbidden from having authority over men? Where does your tradition stand on women’s positions in organized religion? Are there ways in which we support the very structures that wound us?
INITIATION 5. Kidd writes about her need to find a “circle of trees,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What experiences have served as wake-up calls for you?
2. What was your childhood church or culture of faith like? How did it become part of your internal geography? Did you identify with Kidd’s memories of being a young girl in school and church, think-ing God was male?
3. “The truth may set you free,” Kidd writes, “but first it will shatter the safe, sweet way you live.” Has your awakening been difficult and challenging? Was there internal and external resistance to it? Did y...ou experience any part of it as shattering? Dangerous? Freeing?
4. If Jesus was a feminist in that he preached a gospel of liberation and mutuality and treated women as equal, why were women excluded for so long from leadership in most churches and forbidden from having authority over men? Where does your tradition stand on women’s positions in organized religion? Are there ways in which we support the very structures that wound us?
INITIATION 5. Kidd writes about her need to find a “circle of trees,”
What to read after The Dance of the Dissident Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Monk Kidd to read onlineMoreLess
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