Reformed Patriarchy examines patriarchal teachings, movements, and assumptions emerging from conservative Reformed theology. These essays interact with reformed patriarchy’s claims about authority, marriage, family, and women’s roles, while testing those ideas against Scripture and the freedom believers have in Christ in the new covenant. If you are trying to understand or evaluate patriarchal trends within Reformed circles, this category offers careful critique and biblical reflection.
As I’ve been preparing to republish a large archive of posts about women in the body of Christ this week, I came across one that is a collection of quotes about women from Christian leaders throughout history. Some go back to what we call the early church fathers. Others are from this century. And then …
For some time, I have been collecting resources related to the theological problems of Calvinism as well as the experiences of Christians when leaving such churches. Finally this weekend I started assembling them under Leaving Calvinism. They are all back-dated to when I started collecting them. This video, however, is going up new at the …
One of the indicators of the truly godly men led by the Holy Spirit in the days ahead will be this. Can a Christian man control his righteous anger toward what ungodly women have done in this culture and not allow it to influence how he relates to his sisters in Christ? There are some …
I originally started writing this post a few days ago and had the tentative title The Moscow Mood Has Soured. After the weekend, I think it’s appropriate to ask if the Moscow Mood is dead. By dead I don’t mean to say that all of the endeavors happening in Moscow, Idaho, will cease to exist …
I’m so glad I put up my posts about White Boy Summer and The Moscow Mood & No Quarter November last week. So often I think about something in-depth, but don’t write about it so I don’t get to point out that I was correct about something. (Hey, when you live with an active mind …
I’ve been endeavoring to write this lengthy post about the Moscow Mood and No Quarter November (NQN) since shortly after last November. However, a lot has transpired since then which allowed me to add more depth to this post as we head into No Quarter November 2024. If you read my post White Boy Summer …
Have you heard about White Boy Summer? Here is a history of how it started as a bit of a joke, but it has become a growing movement in certain online communities including among conservative Christian men. This is one of a few posts I’m writing about this movement and other movements that interact with …
