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Listening to podcasts offers an easy way to consume information and entertainment, download it and go, or just press play! This medium offers women a sense of representation and connection for women.

Now, she may not even be able to decide when to go and buy groceries." Daily life for Christians, especially Christian women, is just as treacherous in other parts of the Middle East.

The Christian right’s expectations of women—submission and obedience, labor and servility—have no flexibility; any deviation is a fall from grace into mortal sin.

A version of this article appears in print on , Section A, Page 26 of the New York edition with the headline: To Marshal Women, Christian Conservatives Turn to a Biblical Queen.

Your next book is a history of Christian women in US politics over the past 50 years. And a lot of the women students you spoke with at Liberty University are envisioning careers in politics and law.

Other Leading Christian Women Lioba (c. 700–782). At the request of Boniface, the “apostle to the Germans,” she traveled to Germany to head the convent of Tauberkirschofsheim.