Does the Big Picture of Scripture Truly Teach Gender Equality?
For nearly forty years of teaching biblical and theological studies at Biola University, I have been a person of the Book. Consequently, it was careful
July 6, 2015
Topic: Intro to Egalitarian Beliefs
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La Biblia enseña la igualdad del varón y la mujer
Download a PDF Editor’s Note: This article has been translated from English. Click here for the English version. Traducido por Fernando D. Saraví ¿Está dividida
January 31, 2015
Biblical Gender Equality: A Summary
In every corner of the world, religious teachings on gender and power have an enormous impact on human lives, especially those of girls and women.
January 1, 2015
What Is Biblical Equality?
Just what does CBE understand to be the scriptural teaching about the equality of humankind? Wishing to make available a more complete statement than that
December 22, 2014
God Always Surprises Me
Sometimes ideas run deep down inside us and we cannot even pinpoint where they came from. For most of my life, I thought I was
October 1, 2014
Look Out, World
I was a junior in college when I first discovered biblical equality. Mimi Haddad had come to lecture in one of my classes. Almost a
October 1, 2014
Identity in Creation and Christ (Part 4)
We conclude our conversation on “Identity in Creation and Christ,” by considering how the apostle Paul addressed Christian identity, and how that identity relates to
January 22, 2014
Identity in Creation and Christ (Part 3)
For the past two weeks, we have considered the biblical basis for identity and purpose, which, for humans, is inseparable from being created in God’s
January 15, 2014
Identity in Creation and Christ (Part 2)
In considering the early chapters of Genesis last week, we observed how human identity is inseparable from being created in God’s image as male and female.
January 8, 2014
Identity in Creation and Christ (Part 1)
If you want to understand gender and identity from a biblical perspective, the early chapters of Genesis are an excellent place to begin. Here, we
January 1, 2014