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'''Gender roles''' refer to the social constructs, by which men are assigned to some traditional duties, and women to others.  While cultures worldwide have had disparate conceptions of gender roles, in the [[Christian]] tradition, the roles are those of men as breadwinners and women as homemakers.   
 
'''Gender roles''' refer to the social constructs, by which men are assigned to some traditional duties, and women to others.  While cultures worldwide have had disparate conceptions of gender roles, in the [[Christian]] tradition, the roles are those of men as breadwinners and women as homemakers.   
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==Choice as a Factor of Modern Gender Roles==
 
Modern feminists fight the idea that gender roles should be forced on women, either by those who seek to force women to be homemakers, or by those who seek to force women to choose careers.  Therefore, modern feminists embrace the precept of choice, that women should be able to choose whether to be a homemaker, or a career professional.
 
Modern feminists fight the idea that gender roles should be forced on women, either by those who seek to force women to be homemakers, or by those who seek to force women to choose careers.  Therefore, modern feminists embrace the precept of choice, that women should be able to choose whether to be a homemaker, or a career professional.
  
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