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Direct linkJeniffer Fresy Porielly Wowor; Rena Sesaria Yudhita – Religious Education, 2024
This article seeks to engage the often-overlooked voices of mothers and daughters in the face of patriarchal dominance. Conversations between mothers and daughters are important spaces for the exploration of faith experiences and provide transformative power. Through these conversations, the practice of story-linking comes to life, enabling…
Descriptors: Mothers, Daughters, Interpersonal Communication, Hermeneutics
Wowor, Jeniffer Fresy Porielly – Religious Education, 2022
As an artistic activity, weaving traditions have been passed down by women weavers from generation to generation in Sumba, Indonesia. Women can express their resistance to an oppressive situation through aesthetic engagement using handwoven textile motifs. There are also motifs related to woman's resistance to Dutch colonialization in the past.…
Descriptors: Art, Handicrafts, Indigenous Knowledge, Cultural Maintenance
Christiani, Tabita Kartika – Religious Education, 2022
This paper is based on a quantitative research study of Christian adolescents in junior and senior high schools, in 12 Protestant churches in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, concerning their perceptions about LGBTQ+ sexualities. Using a "normalcy" perspective from disability studies, the study finds heterosexuality is normative; other sexual…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Christianity, Junior High School Students, High School Students
