In both Buddhism and Christianity,the image of women in sacred texts is less powerful than that of men.

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Both Buddhism and Christianity have traditionally portrayed men in power and women in subservient roles in their sacred texts. In Buddhism, the Buddha initially hesitated to allow women to become nuns, and even after he permitted it, there were strict rules and limitations placed on their behavior and opportunities. Similarly, in Christianity, women are often depicted as subordinate to men and have been excluded from leadership positions such as priesthood and bishopric. However, there are efforts within both religions to challenge and overcome these patriarchal attitudes and practices.

In Both Buddhism and Christianity,the Image of Women in Sacred