Complementarians Single Out Single Women
Complementarians say men and women are equal in Christ, but the finer points of their beliefs reveal something different, especially regarding single women.
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by Marg | Apr 2, 2017 | All Posts on Equality | 31
Complementarians say men and women are equal in Christ, but the finer points of their beliefs reveal something different, especially regarding single women.
Read Moreby Marg | Mar 30, 2016 | All Posts on Equality | 12
In this terrific article, Michael Jensen (a Sydney Anglican minister) notes that there are different forms of feminism, and that feminism is not necessarily against Christian principles. He writes: “a Christian point of view has more in common with feminism than not.”
Read Moreby Marg | Jul 26, 2015 | All Posts on Equality | 11
The complementarian ideology that men are designed to lead, and women are designed to submit to male leadership, has many drawbacks, but in this post I highlight just one of them.
Read Moreby Marg | Dec 30, 2013 | All Posts on Equality | 32
Matt Chandler states unequivocally, “I teach to men . . . I go after the men.” Matt focuses his ministry on men because, he says, this is how he understands the scriptures. So what happens to the lost sheep who are female? And how does Matt’s focus affect the thousands of women in his flock?
Read Moreby Marg | Aug 5, 2013 | All Posts on Equality | 1
Some girls want to fly paper airplanes, and some girls are very brave, but a 2011 study put out by Desiring God suggests these roles are for boys.
Read Moreby Marg | Jan 14, 2013 | All Posts on Equality, Equality in Marriage | 17
When some Christians, such as complementarians, use the word “roles” (as in “gender roles”) do they mean “rank” or some kind of gender hierarchy?
Read Moreby Marg | Aug 11, 2012 | All Posts on Equality, Christian Theology, Christology, Equality in Marriage | 7
This is a critique of Mary Kassian’s article “Sex in the Shadowlands” in which she applies the word “head” to more than God, Jesus, and husbands.
Read Moreby Marg | Mar 11, 2011 | All Posts on Equality, Bible Translation and Interpretation, Equality in Ministry | 23
Out of the almost 100 theologians and scholars who contributed to the ESV Study Bible not one of them was a woman. Not one! They were all men! Couldn’t they have included even one qualified woman scholar who has something worthwhile to contribute?
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