Kee, Doyle Max (1938 - 2019) (80 citations)
Why Masculine and Feminine Roles?
Gospel Advocate, Vol:143, Page:13, Pub:9/1/2001
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Women and Men (19 citations)
Women in Christianity (189 citations)
Why Masculine and Feminine Roles?
Gospel Advocate, Vol:143, Page:13, Pub:9/1/2001
Subjects:
Women and Men (19 citations)
Women in Christianity (189 citations)
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