Tag Archives: egalitarianism in the Christian church

How Did Jesus Treat Women?

Posted on March 3, 2015 by pbn

I am re-posting a recent blog article written by Shirley Taylor at “bWe Baptist Women for Equality’s Blog,” found here: https://bwebaptistwomenforequality.wordpress.com/ Shirley’ promotional material notes that she “writes with humor and common sense, challenging the church body to reclaim equality … Continue reading →

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On Christian Male Headship: Is There a Better Way?

Posted on October 18, 2013 by pbn

Phyllis Nissila I was listening to a couple who subscribe to a particular brand of Christian male headship. The husband spent several minutes justifying his (superior) decision-making position in the family and with his wife, in particular. Both agreed that … Continue reading →

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What Shall We Now Do With Christian Women? On Chattel, Whores, Ladies Faire, and Brides

Posted on September 23, 2012 by pbn

Phyllis Nissila A question with ancient roots distracts modern Christendom with revived potency: what shall we now do with the women? Spurred by modern brands of the Patriarchy Movement, some wonder: is church policy clear enough on women teaching only … Continue reading →

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