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Still Loving, Honoring, and Growing into Freedom

By: Maxine Hancock | April 30, 2000

It is twenty-five years since my first book, Love, Honor and Be Free, was published by Moody Press. Subtitled “A Christian Woman’s Response to Today’s Call to Liberation,” it offered a thoughtful, if very conservative, place to stand in the midst of the swirl of antifamily—and often anti-Christian—rhetoric that [...]

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The Patriarchs Are Coming! Why are they arriving on the scene and in our churches?

By: Del Birkey | April 30, 2000

The partriarchs are coming to church! But what kind of persons would claim such an epithet? In fact, the neopatriarchs who are now coming are those who identify with the ancient, old-order patriarchy. And why are they now arriving on the scene and in our churches? And what is their agenda, hidden or spoken?

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Cogs in the Wheel

By: Susan McCoubrie | April 30, 2000

We want to look at the contributions of four nameless Old Testament women and see how they were involved in the course of Israel’s history.

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Veteran of Without

By: Patricia Donohue-Carey | April 30, 2000

Veteran of Without:Beneath notice and befriended by Scarcity. Known to Empty to Lack, Who daily dodges Want and sips broth with Silence, Dared to relinquish meager mite.

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Topics: Poetry

Father’s Day c. A.D. 30: Two Daughters Celebrate

By: Ginger O’Neil | April 30, 2000

In so many ways, my dad showed his love for me. Coming home from his weekly out-of-town business trips, he always had a surprise gift for me in his suitcase. His encouragement accepted no gender limits for me to achieve any goal I would seek as an adult.

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Jesus and Women: What Did Jesus Do?

By: Joe E. Trull | April 30, 2000

A much-debated issue in the nineties is the proper role of women in church and society. In this century, basic equality for women finally has been realized. A dramatic reversal also has occurred in society’s attitude toward the mistreatment of females. However, many voices are crying for greater liberation and justice for women.

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Reasons Women Should Lead

By: Matt Messner | April 30, 2000

I will examine the subject of women being involved in Christian leadership and the degree of leadership in which it is appropriate for them to be involved. I will examine the different views regarding this issue and give a brief summary of the New Testament account of women in leadership.

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Logical and Theological Problems with Gender Hierarchy

By: Rebecca Merrill Groothuis | April 30, 2000

The debate over biblical teaching on gender roles has focused primarily on the exegetical intricacies of a handful of controversial texts, with neither side able to answer completely every objection or difficulty with their position. After more than two decades, it seems clear that this approach is not exactly moving the discussion toward resolution. Perhaps [...]

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Editor's Reflections | Spring 2000

By: Carol R. Thiessen | April 30, 2000

Examining the dilemma of gender hierarchy and the logic of why women make good leaders.

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Topics: Editorial

The Monstrous Regiment of Women

By: Canon Nigel B. Mitchell | March 5, 2000

It has taken some 3000 years since the time of Deborah, and over 400 years since John Knox, but in the latter part of this century most of us have realized this truth. If God raises up women as leaders, in the military, in secular politics, or in the Church, who are we to take up the [...]

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