The New Evangelical Subordinationism: Reading Inequality Into the Trinity
Editor’s Note: This is an Evangelical Press Association award winning article. I still wonder how it could have happened. During the twenty years that Priscilla Papers has
Editor’s Note: This is an Evangelical Press Association award winning article. I still wonder how it could have happened. During the twenty years that Priscilla Papers has
I was very pleasantly surprised and honored when Mimi Haddad asked me to serve as guest co-editor of the twentieth anniversary edition of Priscilla Papers.
One source of tension between egalitarians and complementarians is the frequent complementarian claim that egalitarians are the theological descendents of radical feminists such as Betty
Learning like a woman drawing from a well full of words finally drawn by the Word the difference between white-washed sepulchers and an empty tomb—
“Men and women are different.” This is an obvious enough statement, right? After all, the divine establishment of male and female is a fundamental tenet
Among reformed Christians (a term which includes Presbyterians, Calvinists, Lutherans, and many others who do not formally use those labels) this is the week in
This article first appeared in the Spring 1990 newsletter of Men, Women and God, an international organization with which CBE is in fellowship. “It was
Have you ever had the experience of knowing something mentally but having an entirely different response emotionally? I have been grappling with this for the
Building Fences & Taking Sides, by Cayla Pruett (The Junia Project) “The more I dive into the cause of women and gender [in]equality, both within
The whole time she was preaching, I was thinking “Oh, if I could only be like her.” I said it over and over in my 18