gengwall

Agreement between Paul and Jesus a necessity? What a novel concept. Of course, the lack of agreement between Paul and Jesus when Paul is viewed through a complimentarian filter is evidence enough that that filter is defective. When one discovers that there are alternative views of Paul which do in fact agree universally with Jesus (and all the other biblical authors, for that matter), it should be a no brainer to abandon the complimentarian teaching. Still, old traditions die hard, especially when those traditions put you “in charge”. This is the same dilema that the Pharisees ran into; and why almost none came over to Jesus.