I am posting this here because I think this denomination is the closest to what I wish to ask about. I've done a lot of thinking about the positive role Protestantism played in regard to the education of women. I agree with the historian Gerda Lerner that the need for women to be able to read the Bible and teach/raise their children properly was a great step forward in the education of women. When I watch historical shows, I hear that in Puritan England allowed women to be educated even at the collegiate level.
Is anyone here knowledgeable about that time period and can tell me more about women's education?
Is the education of women still important in modern Presbyterianism?
Is anyone here knowledgeable about that time period and can tell me more about women's education?
Is the education of women still important in modern Presbyterianism?