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[counterargument] From: Recovering From Feminism Recovery

I don’t do “humor” too much on this blog, although I love humor and I love to laugh. The issue of women in ministry is normally a serious one but I couldn’t resist this funny cover that comes from my friend Pastor Jon Zens

[counterargument] From: The All New 1 Corinthians 1434 35 Church

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[counterargument] From: Changing_Views

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[counterargument] From: The Emperor Has No Clothes

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The picture above represents not only the “bride” of Christ held back and controlled, but women in the “bride” of Christ held back and controlled. It is a great concern to me that there are many in the body who think that authoritarian control is needed to keep people in line and to keep the unity o

[complementarian_objection] From: Reaching Unity In The Faith Without Authoritarian Control

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[counterargument] From: Reaching Unity In The Faith Without Authoritarian Control

This is the seventh in a series of simulated interviews with the Apostle Paul taken from the position of what he might say if we could transport Paul from the New Testament account through a time tunnel into our present day

[general] From: 7 Paul Adam Accountability

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[counterargument] From: 7 Paul Adam Accountability

This is the eighth in a series of simulated interviews with the Apostle Paul taken from the position of what he might say if we could transport Paul from the New Testament account through a time tunnel into our present day

[general] From: Paul Women Pastors 8

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[counterargument] From: Paul Women Pastors 8

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[counterargument] From: Wayne Grudems An Open Letter To Egalitarians

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[counterargument] From: New Debate Seaver Schatz

## Is there a Second Witness that forbids Christian women from teaching the Bible to men

[general] From: Mike Seaver And Cheryl Schatz 3

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[counterargument] From: Mike Seaver And Cheryl Schatz 3

## Are Witnesses and Repetition needed to Prove Women may not teach the Bible

[general] From: Mike Seaver And Cheryl Schatz Discussdebate Women In Ministry 4

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[counterargument] From: Mike Seaver And Cheryl Schatz Discussdebate Women In Ministry 4

## Do Some Complementarians deny women opportunities

[general] From: Ask John Piper Do Some Complementarians Deny Women Opportunities

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[counterargument] From: Ask John Piper Do Some Complementarians Deny Women Opportunities

## Are Men Restricted

[general] From: Mike Seaver Cheryl Schatz 5

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[counterargument] From: Mike Seaver Cheryl Schatz 5

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[counterargument] From: John Piper On Submission In Abuse

Can complementarianism ever be considered spiritual abuse. Before we can discuss this, we need to know what spiritual abuse is

[general] From: Comp Spiritual Abuse

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[counterargument] From: Comp Spiritual Abuse

The November 17, 2009 CBMW blog post by John Starke that we started to evaluate last post , is an amazing “piece of work” that exalts the 17th century writings of a Puritan named Richard Baxter who attempts to put women in their place. Starke continues to summarize Baxter’s writings:

[counterargument] From: Putting Women In Their Place

The following article was sent to me this morning by Mabel, a follower of this blog. The pastor of the church that had its charity status removed in Canada also contacted our ministry as we went through the same kind of persecution from the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) regarding their disallowing as

[counterargument] From: Another Christian Organization In Canada Has Charity Status Removed

complementarian_objection

One of the first objections to women in ministry is the fact that Jesus chose only males as his twelve apostles. If Jesus only chose men for this special “class” of people who were to be His witnesses of the resurrection, then didn’t Jesus show by this act that He does not allow women to minister in

[complementarian_objection] From: Common Objections To Women In Ministry

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[counterargument] From: Common Objections To Women In Ministry

> “…Mary has chosen the good portion, which will not be taken away from her. ” Luke 10:41-42

[counterargument] From: Men Taken Womens Good Portion

The question has come up on this blog about whether Adam had a sin nature at the fall that would have been passed on to all of us, and if this is an issue that is important regarding women in ministry. After all, we need to know why it is that only Adam would bring sin into the world and if all of u

[general] From: Sin Nature Through Man

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[counterargument] From: Sin Nature Through Man

On Sunday, March 21, 2010, a meeting was held to determine the fate of principal John Hartwig who had been suspended earlier for engaging in conduct “unbecoming a called worker”. The Baraboo News Republic in Baraboo, Wisconsin documents the letter that was sent to school parents that announced Hart

[general] From: Principal Fired

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[counterargument] From: Principal Fired

## 1 Timothy 2:12 prohibitions: Two or One

[counterargument] From: 1 Timothy 212 Two Prohibitions Or One

I started a post months ago and then life became so complicated I had to set my blog aside to cope. This post will now be the new “home” on the discussion on whether 1 Timothy 2:12 has two prohibitions or one

[counterargument] From: 1 Timothy 212 Prohibitions Revisited

complementarian_objection

Phil Johnson over at Pyromaniacs has struck up some heat on a post that he titles “The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of the Discernment Divas”. In this post and in his subsequent comments he makes his position plain that women are not allowed to publicly point out an erro

[complementarian_objection] From: Phil Johnson Monstrous Divas

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[counterargument] From: Phil Johnson Monstrous Divas

## What did God intend at creation

[counterargument] From: Creation Rule