by France Quéré · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782020291651
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«Les femmes de l’Évangile» is the religious essay by France Quéré, published by Seuil in paperback (211 pages, in French).
France Quéré examines the women of the Gospels and the different forms of adherence to Jesus they embody: from discreet presence and devoted affection to personal faith in anguish and the most audacious public confessions. They bear witness to the divine nature of Jesus and collaborate in proclaiming the Good News.
The cover, which reproduces a Renaissance painting, features the Livre de Vie collection.
Recommended for readers interested in biblical studies, theology, and the role of women in Christianity.
France Quéré, born France Éliette Blanche Jaulmes, was a French Protestant theologian and author of numerous works. Initially a specialist in writings of the ancient Church Fathers, whom she translated and commented on, she went on to study the condition of women and participate in ethical reflections of her time, particularly bioethics. An editorial writer for La Croix, Panorama and Réforme, she gave numerous lectures in France, Switzerland, Belgium, Algeria, and many other countries. She was named an honorary doctor by the University of Neuchâtel.
