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Was Eve the First Feminist? A Conversation with B.K. O'Connor

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Faith and Feminism
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Mar 3, 2026
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Summary

What if the "fall of man" was actually woman's first act of courage? Join us as we talk with B.K. O'Connor, author of Eve , about her bold feminist reimagining of the world's first woman as a heroine of curiosity rather than a scapegoat for sin. We explore how reclaiming Eve's agency can transform our understanding of faith, knowledge, and the power of choosing the unknown.