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==Conversion==

==Conversion==

In April 1999, at the age of 36 and just few weeks shy of 37, when she was an associate professor recently tenured and also holding a joint teaching appointment at the Centre of women studies, Butterfield converted to [[Christianity]] after repeatedly reading the [[Bible]] in large chunks for her research. Her conversion lead to the cataclysmic fallout — in which she lost ''“everything but the dog,”'' yet she believes thus she have gained [[eternal life]] in [[Christ]].

In April 1999, at the age of 36 and just few weeks shy of 37, when she was an associate professor recently tenured and also holding a joint teaching appointment at the Centre of women studies, Butterfield converted to [[Christianity]] after repeatedly reading the [[Bible]] in large chunks for her research. Her thinking was challenged by the letter of a local pastor who inquired about her basic presuppositions and asked her questions no one had ever asked her before. What began as an academic exercise to find fault with the [[Scripture]] and expose the darker side of [[Christianity]] ended with answers and a changed life that resonates in today's culture.<ref>{{cite web |title=An Unlikely Convert: A Former Lesbian Professor's Journey to Faith |publisher=FRC |date=12 Jun 2013 |url=http://www.frc.org/familypolicylecture/an-unlikely-convert-a-former-lesbian-professors-journey-to-faith |accessdate=7 Aug 2016}}</ref> Her conversion lead to the cataclysmic fallout — in which she lost ''“everything but the dog,”''<ref>{{cite web |title=Lesbian Professor’s Fall To Grace |author=Samantha Watkins |publisher=The College Fix |date=13 Mar 2014 |url=http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/16688/ |accessdate=7 Aug 2016}}</ref> yet she believes thus she have gained [[eternal life]] in [[Christ]].

==Publications==

==Publications==