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Ethics of Accessibility in a Global Pandemic
We have been dealing with the COVID-19 Pandemic for almost two years now, and there is no foreseeable change in the near immediate future. All of our lives have been tremendously impacted and changed throughout multiple spheres of our public and private lives.
A Misguided Patriarchal Emphasis
As religions have developed socially, alongside modern political atmospheres and the push for gender equality, many questions have arisen regarding the nature of the Holy Bible, other religious scriptures, and religious practices and traditions.