7% Matter: Listening to Women in Evangelical Academia
Recently I was told the story of a 55-year-old woman currently attending an evangelical seminary. This story, and others like it, drive my upcoming research
November 12, 2014
Topic: Social Sciences
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Humble Community: Seeking God together, even when we disagree
Download a PDF Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the Summer 2014 issue of Mutuality (Original publication date: 9/05/14). A couple of years ago,
November 7, 2014
Gender Wars: Biology Offers Insights to a Biblical Problem
Men and women struggle to understand each other and to thrive together as God intended. God’s design of an Edenic relationship where the male and
October 22, 2014
What Does “Different” Mean? Only that “The Means Are Different”
“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
October 20, 2014
Growing Through Grief
Among the wider goals of Christians for Biblical Equality is offering our members support in facing crises common to our equal humanity. In the following
July 30, 2014
Will Boys Be Boys and Girls Be Girls?
Human beings begin to develop gender identities very early in life as they pick up on cues and clues given off from the sociocultural contexts
July 22, 2014
Sociocultural Influences on Body Image and Depression in Adolescent Girls
Many adolescent girls face psychological struggles. For example, eating disorders disproportionately affect adolescent girls compared to the rest of the population. Approximately 40 percent of
July 22, 2014
Gender Differences
We hear much these days about differences between males and females. Television advertisements encourage us to purchase different vitamins for our sons and daughters based
July 22, 2014
Gender and the Puritan Mission to the Native People of New England, 1620-1750
The Puritans are not known for their egalitarianism. Indeed, the word “Puritan” instead conjures up images of witch-burning, fun-draining, Quaker-persecuting authoritarians who restricted women to
July 22, 2014
Joanna Cotton
In 1664, a young Puritan minister named John Cotton Jr. was found guilty of “lascivious unclean practices with three women.”1 Mr. Cotton was a Harvard
July 8, 2014