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Jen Wilkin
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Four legs good, two legs better.
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Slate XX has a piece up explaining that women like Beth Moore are much more of a force in driving conservative evangelical opinion on politics than outsiders would likely suspect. … read more
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Androcentric chimps chimping
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Lore Ferguson Wilbert explains The Problem With Our Complementarianism Bit by the bug of second wave feminism in the 1960s and ‘70s, the term “complementarianism” seemed to offer conservative churches… read more
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She brings a perspective you cannot bring.
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Jen Wilkin explains that male pastors need women to preach to women because: She holds an authority you cannot hold. She brings a perspective you cannot bring. I wrote about… read more
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She holds an authority you cannot hold.
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As I noted in my last post, complementarians have jumped from deciding that women are not forbidden to preach to women, to believing that women must be taught by other… read more
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The new face of complementarian feminism
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I’ve been writing this week about complementarian (covert) feminist Mary Kassian, a Women’s Studies professor at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Kassian is a council member of the CBMW and… read more
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Tame or be tamed.
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In response to my last post several readers and one kind blogger challenged my characterization of Mary Kassian’s sermon Don’t Be a Wimp: Kicking the Habits That Make Women Weak. … read more
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SJW convergence at Acts 29 and The Gospel Coalition
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Cane Caldo pointed out the SJW convergence at Acts 29: The SJW-convergence aware crowd might be interested in Matt Chandler’s vision for the Acts29 Network since he took control. Here… read more
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