Shirley Taylor
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Affirmations #7, #8, #9, #10
According to the Danvers Statement written by the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, whatever happens to families, churches, and culture depends upon the willful decision that women make of whether or not they will submit to male domination. Continue reading →
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Affirmation #6. Redemption in Christ
Seeking to be holy, they finally bring Christ into the picture. They use holy speak of Redemption in Christ. This is the only one of their Affirmations about Jesus, and they get this one wrong, too. Continue reading →
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Their Affirmation #5. Adam was created first, and that is the only thing he had going for him
According to the complementarian interpretation of 1 Timothy 2:11-12, men are not required to have any leadership qualification whatsoever; what a leader must have is male genitalia. That is not very flattering, and not what Christianity should be centered around. Continue reading →
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Affirmation #4. Adam’s headship did not rise to the occasion
Men are to model themselves after Adam who ratted out his wife, hid with her, and acted like she was something that God had foisted upon him. Continue reading →
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Danvers Statement of Affirmations #1, #2, #3
Ahh. This is just too much fun. Did they even read the Danvers Statement before they published it? Continue reading →
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CBMW’S Concerns #7, #8, #9, #10
It appears to be important to bring back “the good ole days” and they call upon the Holy Spirit to put women in their place. Continue reading →
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Danvers Statement #6 “paying lip service to abuse”
It took six years before justice finally came for Susie. For years her death was classified as undetermined. Continue reading →
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Danvers Statement #4 and #5
What they do not say is that women who work outside the home are also vocational homemakers, in addition to spending many hours volunteering in the church. Ignored is the fact that these working mothers are often the difference between hungry children and fed children. Continue reading →
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Dissecting the Danvers Statement. Concerns #1 thru #3
If he is the spiritual leader, it would appear that it is his job to build up and support his wife, not the other way around. Continue reading →
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Blatant Misogyny
If hubby is the God-ordained leader of the family, why isn’t he offering mental and physical support to his wife who is obviously in need of being led?” Continue reading →
