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Second part of gifts argument: Philip Payne says gifts are 'for the common good' so you cannot restrict who a woman teaches

Things I Didn't Know as a Complementarian： Women in Ministry part 6 01:48:53 – 01:49:53

Mike addresses the more challenging claim from Payne.

Payne argues: since 1 Corinthians 12:7 says gifts are 'for the common good,' you cannot rightfully restrict a woman from teaching her gift in front of the entire body, including adult men. Mike will address this alongside other sub-arguments.
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Things I Didn't Know as a Complementarian： Women in Ministry part 6 @ 01:48:53

2022-05-30

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