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Margaret Feinberg on Women in Politics Posted: 01 Aug 2011 11:11 AM PDT Margaret Feinberg wrote a recent piece for The Washington Post as part of a continuing discussion on women leaders, biblical submission and servant leadership. Feinberg's latest article, entitled "The Proverbs 31 Politician," looks at questions including: What does the Bible say about women pursuing politics? How would a President Bachmann balance biblical teachings and political decisions? Read Feinberg's full article at The Washington Post site: http://zndr.vn/oSA78N. What do you think? Do you agree with Feinberg that Deborah and Esther serve as good examples that women can, and sometimes should, pursue political leadership? Share your thoughts in a comment. About Margaret Feinberg Margaret Feinberg is a popular speaker at churches and events such as Catalyst and Creation Festival. Named one of the Thirty Emerging Voices of Christian leaders under age forty by Charisma magazine, she is author of Hungry for God, Scouting the Divine, The Organic God and The Sacred Echo. She lives in Colorado with her hubby, Leif, and superpup, Hershey. She blogs at margaretfeinberg.com.

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