Here you’ll find articles about the mutuality and equality of men and women in Christian marriage and ministry, plus Bible studies and articles about our new life in Jesus. Take a look around.
~ Marg Mowczko
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In this short blog post (less than 400 words), I address persistent and common misconceptions about Christian egalitarianism or mutualism.
What did the Samaritan woman mean when she told the folk of Sychar, “Come, see a man who told me ‘everything I ever did'”?
John 15:2a is usually understood as being about unproductive branches being removed, but some propose a new way of interpreting this phrase.
Here’s a 500-word biblical defence for Christian egalitarianism/ mutualism. Plus a link to a podcast I did with James Pruch on “Mutuality in the Garden.”
Was Martha initially missing in Papyrus 66, the oldest text of John’s Gospel? Is Mary of Bethany in John 11-12 really Mary Magdalene?
In this article, I provide an overview of how Paul uses the word kephalē (“head”) in his letters, and I give a brief note on each verse that contains the word.
Damaris, who is mentioned in Acts 17, is remembered with Dionysius the Areopagite in Orthodox Churches on October 3rd and in the Roman Catholic Church on October 4th.
New research has helped to identify her and her social position.
https://margmowczko.com/damaris-athens-acts-17/
'Ezer' in Genesis 2 – no narrow qualifications, no prescribed limits, no cultural restrictions.
(From my archives.)
https://margmowczko.com/a-suitable-helper/
'Ezer' in Genesis 2 – no narrow qualifications, no prescribed limits, no cultural restrictions.
(From my archives.)
https://margmowczko.com/a-suitable-helper/
https://margmowczko.com/pauls-main-point-in-eph-5_22-33/
Men, lead your wives: 0 verses in the Bible.
Men, love your wives / be nice to them : 4 verses and counting.
I think we’ve been emphasizing the wrong thing this whole time.
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