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When Being Human Becomes a Nuisance
By: Brandon G. Withrow | April 21, 2006
"I would have enjoyed seminary so much more if it wasn't for the women."So were the words of a minister I was introduced to one day several years ago. Mindy and I were together, and both of us were introduced, but he looked right past her and ignored her "hello." She was invisible. He [...]
The Macho Paradox: Why Some Men Hurt Women and How All Men Can Help
By: Jackson Katz | April 16, 2006
Katz is cofounder of the Mentors in Violence Prevention Program (MVP), and his focus is on prevention—his intended audience is not violent men who need help changing their ways, but all men, who, he says, have a role to play in preventing male violence against women.
Attracting Men
By: Guest Author | April 15, 2006
I would like to generate some discussion about how to attract men to CBE. At the conference last summer there was some mention about CBE wanting to do that -- maybe it was even put in terms of a goal -- I can't remember. If any of you have been successful in doing that (signing [...]
The Redemption of Love: Rescuing Marriage and Sexuality from the Economics of a Fallen World
By: Carrie A. Miles | April 1, 2006
Carrie Miles outlines a consistent description of biblical love throughout Scripture, asserting that it is the only effective solution in today's battle to save marriage and family.
Justice Woman vs. A World of Inequality
By: Mindy Withrow | March 24, 2006
The only gavel I’ve ever had is the one that reverberates in my brain every time I come across an injustice in my daily experience. It happens so often that if I was the star of a Marvel comic, there would always be a ((BONG!!)) scrawled above my head.
My Trek to Egalitarianism
By: Brandon G. Withrow | March 24, 2006
As a child I was nurtured on regular doses of science fiction, particularly Star Trek. The original series always found its way onto our television sets. Captain Kirk and his crew regularly averted complete destruction by some clever (or sometimes corny) means. Kirk’s strength was superhuman—a model for men (I thought); he was “ [...]
Freedom and Good News for ALL
By: Efrem Smith | March 5, 2006
At its best, the Church preaches new birth, has women in positions of pastoral leadership, believes children and youth can advance the Kingdom, is multicultural, and sees social justice as essential to true missions.
Most Excellent Theophilus
By: Chelsea DeArmond | March 5, 2006
How can we recognize disciples of Jesus? Is it by their gender? Their authority? Their training? According to John 13:35, Jesus’ disciples are distinguished by their love.
"Who is my mother and who are my brothers?"
By: Carrie A. Miles | March 5, 2006
On issues of the family and scripture, Christians are in a bit of a pickle. It is not always clear how our convictions about “family values” mesh with what the Bible teaches, especially the Gospels.
Called by Name
By: Ann R. Palmerton | March 5, 2006
Early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark, I came to the tomb. I came alone in that time before dawn, when fear and doubt get the best of us, and when God seems farthest away.