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The Filipino Church needs to hearken back to its roots. To be Filipino and Christian is to be egalitarian. Unfortunately this is not always the case when it comes to the role of women in church leadership. Filipino leadership needs to rediscover both reasons for the loss of egalitarianism within their churches and challenge a misguided belief that that the traditional indigenous worldview supports the supremacy of the male."
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KeywordsFilipina Narrative, Evolution of the Filipina, Precolonial Women, Spanish-American, Women in the Church
Sponsored ByInternational Board of Education
Periodical TitleDidache: Faithful Teaching
Periodical Volume Number2
Periodical Issue Number1
Periodical ISSN15360156
Peer Reviewed?No
Series Number2
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Didache Master Table of Contents
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Didache Volume 02, Number 01
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This edition offers a broad range of educational as well as theological writings. With so many of our writers dedicated to the Global Theology Conference in Guatemala this time, we thought this edition might offer a bit more on cultural influences and education. Our section on “Insights into Educational Practice” may be a misnomer since the articles include excellent research concerning shifts in educational theory.