Exam 24: From Pauls Female Colleagues to the Pastors Intimidated Women: the Oppression of Women in Early Christianity

With what arena(s) were women's virtues associated?

In Paul's letter to the Romans, he calls Phoebe:

How did people in antiquity view men and women?

Appealing specifically to historical criteria, what was the role of women in Jesus' ministry?

Some Gnostic groups were known to have had women serve as:

Which of the following historical criteria can be used to argue that the historical Jesus had female disciples:

When did Mary Magdalene's portrayal as a "sinful woman" emerge in the literature?

According to Gospel traditions, all of the following were followers of Jesus except:

Prisca and Maximillia were the female colleagues of which prophet?

Jesus might have associated with women because:

Although Paul allowed women to take leadership roles and participate fully in the church, 1 Corinthians 14:35-36 indicates that women were to remain silent and submissive. This discrepancy can be explained by the discovery that these verses were actually:

The message of "the last will be first and the first last," is best associated with:

The most important virtue for men in antiquity was:

Most Greco-Roman people thought of men and women as essentially equal.

The Gospels depict Mary Magdalene as a (former) prostitute.

According to the earliest traditions of Mark, who were the only people to remain faithful to Jesus to the end when all others had fled?

Women appear to have lacked a major role in Paul's churches.

In antiquity men were believed to be:

In order to remain free from oppressive public and private restrictions, many women:

How do surviving manuscripts of the New Testament give us insight into the ways in which Christian scribes were concerned about gender roles in antiquity?