Complementarianism

"To explore these questions in greater depth, The Christian Post spoke with two theologically adept women who maintain that Scripture holds that certain offices are reserved for men in the church while also addressing how and why misogyny manifests in part 1. It will be followed by an in-depth interview with an egalitarian scholar in part 2." - Christian Post
 

John Fea: if you are going to try to make complementarianism a defining and non-negotiable characteristic of SBC orthodoxy please stop writing about how much you love the neo-evangelical movement.

9Marks: This in-house conversation among complementarians is going to continue, with lots of practical questions to disagree about. We all need the wisdom file-drawer as much as the law file-drawer, and to know how to adjust the volume accordingly.

Reformation21: There is still undoubtedly an authority involved, but this change is a very significant one: κεφαλή becomes a term describing an empowering union, not just a hierarchical relation.

Reformation21: The meaning of Genesis 3:16c-d has been one of the most highly disagreed upon by biblical scholars throughout all of church history.

Editor at the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood: "When we talk about female identity and vocation—in marriage, at home, and in the church—we need women to shape the conversation alongside men. My male colleagues think so, too." CT

Christian College Solidifies Complementarian Stance

Dr. White Announces Planned Changes to Doctrinal Statement

Trueman: “Confused by evolutionary complementarianism? You most definitely should be. I do not think you can have both.”

Adam and Eve and Pinch Me