The Nashville Statement: A Critical Review
This article first appeared in print in Eyes to See and Ears to Hear Women (Minneapolis: CBE International, 2018). It is not every day that a document
This article first appeared in print in Eyes to See and Ears to Hear Women (Minneapolis: CBE International, 2018). It is not every day that a document
Editor’s Note: Each month, we highlight one of CBE’s many valuable resources on the blog. This article first appeared in print in Eyes to See
Most people, when they hear Jesus’s parable of the Lost Sheep, understand the shepherd to symbolize God. A glance at one of the most influential
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The terms “page turner” and “doctrine of the Trinity” would not often be found in the same sentence, but they are appropriate in the case
Gain a greater understanding of gender in the Bible through the eyes of a diverse group of evangelical scholars who assert that Christians have missed
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
If we all approach the text of Scripture, each having his or her own framework of understanding (even when we share a view of the
The Dreaded T-Word: Theology and Why Women Avoid It