where is the word "clitoris" or "female genitalia" found in "all" the
christian, and/or catholic reference books--past and present?

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 06 Jun 2003 09:24 PDT

Neither term appears in the "Catholic Encyclopedia".

If there's some way to narrow the scope of what you're asking, perhaps
a researcher could explore a few other documents as well.

You may want to review the pricing guidelines.
http://answers.google.com/answers/pricing.html

Your question will require considerably more work than is indicated by
your current price.

- Hammer

Actually, considering the number, age and availability of "all"
Christian/Catholic reference books, you may want to consider narrowing
the scope of your question.

- Hammer

Hammer,
I don't think even the maximum price of $200 would compensate the
amount of work required to research "all" the christian, and/or
catholic reference books--past and present?

The words "clitoris" and "female genitalia" have appeared in very,
very few Christian reference books that I have read (and I've read
several hundred.)

Neither do the words "gall bladder" or "pancreas" tend to appear in
such books. In point of fact, Christian reference books are generally
much more concerned with matters of the spirit than with bodily
organs, with the exception of the heart, which is used in a
metaphorical sense in the Bible.