Gifford Lecture on the feminine and religious imagination
SEP 04 2024 · 12:00
The fifth lecture of Miri Rubin's 2024 Gifford series at Aberdeen, on how religious imagination has been gendered and what lies beyond that framing. The Gifford Lectures remain the standing forum for natural theology and philosophy of religion.
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