Women Who Do James Chai Through Steiner's depiction of Mary

Through Steiner's depiction of Mary

Doolan considers how such exemplars can be causes of natural things without compromising the causality of natural agents

charts their emergence from the 1960s beat boom

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Women Who Do James Chai Through Steiner's depiction of MaryMeet the women who followed Jesus even when the Twelve failed. ?? To be a disciple is to follow Jesus. And that requires action. But in the Gospels, the disciples often falter. The Twelve even abandon Jesus at his crucifixion in many of the narratives. Yet it is female disciples who remain faithful to Jesus to the end. What do we make of this? In Women Who Do, Holly J. Carey examines what it means to be a disciple and contends that it's the women who