For egalitarians these role questions are easy; for complementarians they require nuance. Examples include women theologians like Nancy Pearcey and the debate over women seminary teachers (John Piper opposes it).

Mike notes egalitarians face no complexity since all roles are open. Complementarians need nuanced thinking. He highlights Nancy Pearcey as a brilliant woman theologian and author. He references John Piper's view that women should not be seminary teachers, while other complementarians disagree since it is not the elder role.