Feminism in religion examines the role of women within various religious traditions and seeks to address gender inequalities. It advocates for the reinterpretation of sacred texts and practices to promote gender equality, often challenging patriarchal structures that have historically marginalized women. Many feminist theologians, such as Mary Daly and Rosemary Radford Ruether, have contributed to this discourse by highlighting women's experiences and perspectives in religious contexts. Feminism in religion also encourages the inclusion of women in leadership roles and decision-making processes within religious institutions, aiming for a more equitable representation of genders in spiritual communities.