Women, Authority & the BibleAlvera Mickelsen InterVarsity Press, 21 mar. 1986 - 304 pagini Evangelicals have reached a critical impasse. Advocates of more traditional roles for women say the heart of the matter is biblical authority. Those supporting more open roles say the crux is not biblical authority but biblical interpretation and application.
The twenty-six evangelical leaders represented here, all participants in the Evangelical Colloquium on Women and the Bible, ask the hard questions about women's roles. Not all of them agree on everything. But they do agree that we must begin with the question, "What does the Bible teach?" They also agree that too often poor exegesis has been used to advocate positions on either side. Here support for women's ministry allies itself with scholarly rigor in the effort to break new ground. Essential reading for all concerned about women in the church. |
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Response W Ward Gasque | 188 |
Strategies for Change Joan D Flikkema | 256 |
Hearing the Cry Nicholas Wolterstorff | 286 |
Understanding the Differences J I Packer | 295 |