The Gospel According To Woman

The Gospel According to Woman (1987) by Karen Armstrong – Anchor Books
Sold by Crappy Old Books – where feminist theology meets foxed pages and passive-aggressive bookmark stains.

Long before she became a global voice on religion and compassion, Karen Armstrong penned this fierce and fascinating critique of how Christianity has treated women across centuries. The Gospel According to Woman explores the lives and legacies of female mystics, saints, and heretics—many of whom were more enlightened than the institutions that tried to silence them.

Part historical reclamation, part spiritual rebellion, it’s essential reading for anyone curious about the intersection of faith, feminism, and forgotten voices.

Our copy? It’s seen better pews. Expect underlines, dog-ears, and a faint scent of ecclesiastical attic.

Crappy Old Books – Come for the content, stay for the character (and the crumbling glue).

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