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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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Part 1. A Parable of the Birthright
This analogy has Jacob representing Christian men who pushed women aside even though men and women were both firstborn in the New Creation, and set to inherit the goods and possessions of the Father. Esau represents Christian women who now realize that they gave up their most valuable inheritance. Continue reading
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
Lent. Part 3. Destination the Garden
Just as his mother had asked for a special favor “even though the time was not right,” Jesus did as she asked. He does the same with this Gentile woman, showing that his right time had no beginning or ending. Continue reading
How complementarians make little man-gods. Part 1
There is no indication in the Old Testament from the Prophets, or in the Gospels, that the Messiah would share his Lordship with human males on earth. Continue reading
The question women never asked Jesus
Women never asked about marriage and divorce, but Jesus gave women equality in it anyway. If you think your church should do the same, tell them so. Continue reading
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Biblical manhood and womanhood
I am tired of being a “hood.” I am so tired of manhood and womanhood. Continue reading
Christianity in America
Jesus showed them a new way. A way where women could be spoken to in public. A way where women could learn and spread the gospel like the woman at the well did. Continue reading
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Part 4. Destination, the Garden
Its significance is greater than her confession that she was not married to the man with whom she was living. She was worthy in her own right, as a woman, to be told directly by him that he was the Messiah. Continue reading
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