Assertion: woman | /r/HasProperty | mother
Facets:
value: in both biological and metaphorical senses
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: A woman does not have to be married, nor be a mother, to nurture those in need.
text: Manhood and womanhood are “the potential to be a father or mother, in both biological and metaphorical senses. . . .
text: If the young man is still under the direction of his parents and the instruction of a woman, his mother, at home, then it would seem appropriate for him to be under the instruction of a woman in the church.
text: Manhood and womanhood are “the potential to be a father or mother, in both biological and metaphorical senses. . . .
text: A woman does not have to be married, nor be a mother, to nurture those in need.
text: This time, the woman is a mother, but she defies the authority of her husband, becomes the faith leader in her own family (sorry Focus on the Family…), and overturns the authority of a priest.
text: We have a problem when the only picture we ever present of Biblical womanhood is one of a woman who is a wife and mother.
text: We have a problem when the only picture we ever-present of Biblical womanhood is one of a woman who is a wife and mother.
text: In light of Paul’s and the Bible’s teaching on motherhood, what is the significance of women being mothers?
text: So instead, I’ll focus on the last question about women who aren’t mothers.
text: Going against the "second wave" feminist tide of the 1960s and beyond, the classes and book focused on women being traditional wives and mothers.
text: What would it look like if women were hardy workers, patient sufferers, and faithful helpmeets and mothers, doing much but expecting little in return?
text: We want them to be able to choose whether they want to work or be mothers.