An Analysis of the Biblical and Social View of Evangelical Adult Christian Women's Self-Worth

Maggie Rodriguez

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An Analysis of the Biblical and Social View of Evangelical Adult Christian Women's Self-Worth

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Maggie Rodriguez. An Analysis of the Biblical and Social View of Evangelical Adult Christian Women's Self-worth. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c323ce81-bc4b-4903-be85-027a87493623?q=2021.

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M. Rodriguez. An Analysis of the Biblical and Social View of Evangelical Adult Christian Women's Self-Worth. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c323ce81-bc4b-4903-be85-027a87493623?q=2021

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Maggie Rodriguez. An Analysis of the Biblical and Social View of Evangelical Adult Christian Women's Self-Worth. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c323ce81-bc4b-4903-be85-027a87493623?q=2021.

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Maggie Rodriguez

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Abstract

This research project sought to analyze the biblical and social view of evangelical adult Christian women’s worth. A descriptive survey was designed to reveal reasons why evangelical adult Christian women struggle with their sense of self-worth. Hispanic, African American, Asian, and Anglo women provided valuable information regarding each group’s self-worth with respect to their family of origin, cultural background, community variables, and traumatic experiences.The survey was designed by the researcher and generated a 78% response rate from 604 women. The results of the survey revealed that evangelical adult Christian women struggle with their self-worth and value. The study proved all four of its hypotheses to be true—that an evangelical adult Christian woman’s self-worth can be negatively influenced by her family of origin, culture, community, and past traumatic experiences.In contrast, research, biblical examples, and survey responses support the truth that God created women in His image and that they reflect the “Imago Dei.”

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