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Specific examples of bad egalitarian arguments

Everything Women Can and Can't Do According to the Bible： Women in Ministry part 13 00:20:04 – 00:21:06

Mike lists specific egalitarian interpretive strategies he found unconvincing.

Examples: (1) Fake historical reconstructions; (2) Bad use of Greek and Hebrew, such as reinterpreting Genesis 3:16 'your desire shall be for your husband'; (3) Reinterpreting authenteo in 1 Timothy 2:12 to mean something other than authority (e.g., 'incite violence'); (4) Far-fetched interpretations of scripture throughout egalitarian writings. The appearance of correctness through having a group of supporting scholars falls apart when you dig into their actual reasoning.
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Everything Women Can and Can't Do According to the Bible： Women in Ministry part 13 @ 00:20:04

2024-03-01

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