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== Christianity, head coverings and feminism ==

== Christianity, head coverings and feminism ==

'''Head coverings''', as per the [[Saint Paul|Apostle Paul]]'s first letter to the Corinthians (1 Corinthians 11: 1-15) are to be worn by women when praying.<ref>[http://www.limerickcitychurch.com/biblical-teaching-of-head-covering.html THE BIBLICAL TEACHING OF HEADCOVERING] by Keith Malcomson</ref>

[[Head coverings]], as per the [[Saint Paul|Apostle Paul]]'s first letter to the Corinthians (1 Corinthians 11: 1-15) are to be worn by women when praying.<ref>[http://www.limerickcitychurch.com/biblical-teaching-of-head-covering.html THE BIBLICAL TEACHING OF HEADCOVERING] by Keith Malcomson</ref>

In the [[Western World]], up until the 1960s when [[feminism]] became prevalent, women wore head coverings to church. Among [[Eastern Orthodoxy]], Christians in the [[Middle East]] and some parts of Asia, women commonly still wear head coverings to church.

In the [[Western World]], up until the 1960s when feminism became prevalent, women wore head coverings to church. Among [[Eastern Orthodoxy]], Christians in the [[Middle East]] and some parts of Asia, women commonly still wear head coverings to church.

==See also==

==See also==