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Part 2. Creating divine men by misinterpreting scripture
It is more probable that Paul meant for the Ephesians to look at their own families where the husbands were already the heads, and then think of Jesus as being the head of his church family. Continue reading
Part 1. Creating divine men by misinterpreting scripture
Male headship distorts marriage, misrepresents salvation for women, creates enmity between the genders, and divides the entire body of Christ. Continue reading
How do you view God?
How does a just God relate to his female creation? If God relates differently to his female creation than He does to His male creation, why is that? Continue reading
Will husbands account to God for their wives?
Let’s see what the scripture actually says and you determine if men will give account before God for their wives. Continue reading
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Tagged egalitarian, Faith and Religion, Gender Equality, gender inclusivity, Religion, Women Preachers, women's equality
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Women Equal – No Buts: Powered by the same Source
Christian women also need to account for neglecting their responsibility to themselves, and to their daughters, and to other women. Women need to get off their equal-buts and speak up and do something. Men need to take their place alongside women, not in front of women. Continue reading
Part 3. Birthright – Are you ready to unleash your harness?
If you, too, are restless, and are ready to tear away the harness of male headship from your neck, now is the time to speak up! Continue reading
Part 2. New Testament – New Birthright
A new birth: a new right as sons and daughters of God. That was our birthright. We were free! Christ set us free from religosity slavery. Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, birthright, complementarian, egalitarian, esau, Faith and Religion, Gender Equality, genesis, jacob, Religion, Women Preachers, women's equality
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How We Got to this Point
That is how women got to this point, and since fundamental Christians are the most influential groups, they are keeping us here. What fundamentalists have sown, we have reaped. Continue reading
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