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Definition of the two sides: complementarian and egalitarian

The Egalitarian ＂Silver Bullet＂ Bible Verse： Women in Ministry part 7 00:00:32 – 00:01:32

Mike defines the two major positions in the women in ministry debate for his audience.

Side one (complementarians, also called patriarchalists or hierarchicalists) believes there are some limits on women in ministry, particularly that women should not be elders in the local church in the biblical sense of elder. Side two (egalitarians) believes there are zero limits on women in ministry — any ministry position can be filled by men or women, including teaching and having authority over men.
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The Egalitarian ＂Silver Bullet＂ Bible Verse： Women in Ministry part 7 @ 00:00:32

2022-06-20

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