Episode 6: Arrested Development: Patriarchy and the Spiritual Malformation of Women and Men

Описание: In this episode of It’s a Man’s World: The Genesis 3:16 Effect, host Hayley Rose of the Anastasis Center for Christian Education and Ministry joins writer and theologian Rachel Darnall to explore the theology and history behind women’s education — and how biblical “formation” has been reshaped, restricted, and reclaimed throughout history.

💡 Together, we look at how Scripture envisions both men and women as direct learners under God, not one another — and how this truth contrasts with patriarchal teachings that shape women's education according to men's preferences.

We trace the story from Genesis 3 to Rousseau, Noah Webster, and Republican Motherhood, and we examine how these philosophies continue to echo in modern Christian subcultures like the Stay-at-Home Daughter (SAHD) Movement.

🎓 Topics in this episode include:

What Genesis and Proverbs reveal about God’s design for education

The dangers of playing "telephone" with God's commandments

How Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Noah Webster shaped early American education

The rise of “Republican Motherhood” and gendered schooling in post-Revolution America

The theology behind the Stay-at-Home Daughter ideal and its effects on women’s formation

Why true Christian education leads to maturity, not control

🎥 Featuring a round-table discussion with former SAHDs, including guest Audri Botkin, and commentary on Return of the Daughters and other media from Christian patriarchy culture.

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