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This page groups historical religious figures by gender, letting a visitor separate, for example, the women prophets and mystics a tradition recorded from the men. Wikipedia defines gender as "the range of social, psychological, cultural, and behavioral aspects of being a man (or boy), woman (or girl), or portraying a third gender." Many traditions recorded far fewer women in positions of religious authority, so this grouping also shows that imbalance directly.

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Comparison
Cultural Origin
Western Esotericism (Modern) 1
Era of Origin
1750 CE 1
Gender
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1. Wikipedia: Druidry (modern)
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  • Wikipedia Druidry (modern), body text, cultural-origin statement (attrfill5)
    Neo-Druidry emerged in 18th-century Britain as part of the Romantic movement.
  • Wikipedia Druidry (modern), body text, era statement (attrfill5)
    Neo-Druidry emerged in 18th-century Britain as part of the Romantic movement.
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