Here's Nancy Lee DeMauze.

I am strong, I am invincible, I am woman.

That was the catchphrase of a song that topped the pop charts during the women's movement

in the 70s.

Whether you realize it or not, women's lib and feminism have radically changed the way that

culture views gender, manhood, and womanhood.

Feminist ideas have seeped into our systems like an intravenous drug

dripping into the veins of an unconscious patient.

Nowadays, it's normal for girls to have the mindset,

I am woman, hear me roar.

Or in the case of younger women, girls rule, boys drool.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, February 13th.

Women are growing up in a world shaped by feminism.

It's hard to recognize it because it's everywhere.

Nancy and her co-author Mary Cassian have written about the background and effects of this

movement in their workbook, True Woman 101, Divine Design.

They got together with a group of friends to talk about what God's word has to say to us as women.

And they're contrasting a lot of the ideas that are popular today with biblical thinking on womanhood.

Nancy and Mary are joined by Dana Gresh, Carolyn McCulley, and Kim Wagner.

Now, those who are over 50 today, roughly, have some memory of how this movement came about,

how it changed things.

But the women today who are under 40, for the most part, cannot remember a world that was

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