Is Religion Just for Women? - Carn A Catherwood - October 1985

Carn A Catherwood

SPENT my childhood in a basically religious community in Canada. Several large churches were within walking distance of my home. Most schools were directed by religious congregations. Even the political mores of the area were shaped by religious teaching and doctrine. Religion was certainly pervasive, a vital aspect of life — especially for women! But men? In general, they gave lip service to the religious teaching that had shaped our lives. They listened dutifully, but it was the women who practiced these principles diligently, tried to live by them and taught them to their children. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library