Marg Mowczko
2010-08-02
“The fear that concerned men, that they would lose their priority if women were allowed to have freedom to make their own decisions, has been a consistent fear that was even used against the gospel.”
I completely agree! Despite what the Complementarians piously assert in their arguments, I believe that at the heart of their concerns is a phobia and a mistrust of women’s abilities. They simply do not trust women to be in positions of power, and so they insistently forbid them to be leaders, or even co-leaders, in the home or in the church. 🙁
[I have had the same qualms expressed in the other comments about appropriateness of some of the things Esther was urged to do by her adopted dad.]
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