Several years ago, Wayne Grudem wrote But What Should Women Do In The Church? It went massively viral and was discussed at length. I found a copy in the Wayback Machine and have copied it here so it is not lost. I’ve tried to retain the original formatting as much as possible. As I’ve been …
I mentioned a few months ago that I had been thinking about diving back into the issue of women and the church. I wrote several paragraphs about it in A Break To Reset My Life. It’s important background to what is in this post. I also recently mentioned my concerns about The Angry Christian Men. …
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 …
I heard Carrie Gress on the podcast Pints with Aquinas a number of months ago. I knew from the portions I listened to that I wanted to read The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriachy Has Destroyed Us. I was especially interested in her discussion about First Wave Feminists because they are held up …
I saw this conversation on Twitter and I had to screenshot it to share here. I know many of my readers aren’t on Twitter and I want you to see it. I also didn’t want it to disappear. (I’ll put the actual Twitter link in the first comment.) So here’s what was written and I’ll …
This was originally posted on Gab at the link I’ll share at the end. It is no longer there, but I kept a copy I will save here. August 24, 2021 6:55 pm The dominant belief in the Western world is that men and women are interchangable. That women are the equals of men. This …
This short article is one of the most accurate summaries I’ve ever read about what the author termed The Arrogant Patriarch. I encourage you to read it, bookmark it, and maybe even keep a copy of it for future reference in case it disappears. This kind of thinking is on the rise again. I mentioned …
