The Intolerable Goal of Role Theology
Editor’s note: In part I of this three-part study, “Gender Authority,” Winter 2001 issue, the author addressed complementarians’ circuitous idea of gender authority. Here, in part
Editor’s note: In part I of this three-part study, “Gender Authority,” Winter 2001 issue, the author addressed complementarians’ circuitous idea of gender authority. Here, in part
Editor’s note: The author has described this final study in his three-part series as “the most consequential but telling issue of authority.” Part I and Part
In the evangelical world, we stress the importance of context for understanding Scripture rightly. We warn against “taking a verse out of context,” because the
Introduction In the fifth chapter of John’s gospel, the Jewish leaders accuse Jesus of “making himself equal to God.” Today, a woman who assumes a
Early and Late Modern Frameworks for the Doctrine of God In the article, “Sharing in the Divine Nature: Transformation, Koinonia and the Doctrine of God,”
Distributed in 2014 to members of the Evangelical Theological Society, Missing Voices shares egalitarian perspectives often ignored in the evangelical academy. This journal continues the conversation on
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
In terms of gender, language is very important. Words carry connotations and definitions of key concepts that ultimately delineate the point one is trying to
Since biblical egalitarianism is still viewed by many as inconsistent with biblical inerrancy, it is desirable to state in a very brief manner my position
Speakers: B: Bill M: Maureena (female) A: Ajai (male) B: What is the niddah? M: The niddah ritual separation is historical in Jewish, Muslim, and