Let’s just dive right into this. I believe and joyfully accept what the Scripture teaches about the equality of men and women as creations of God in His own image with differing roles according to gender in the home and the church. I’m a complementarian.
Some men shrug at the notion of gender roles, while other men get combative. The biblical vision of complementarity only excites a few men, and that breaks down to some extent along generational lines.
But nearly every woman grows intense and agitated on this issue. And here’s why: How we think about complementarity and how we practice equality between men and women with differing roles affects pretty much every woman in our homes and our churches. The self-interest of women is good, right, and necessary. The disinterest of men is at best benign neglect, and at worst a failure to consider and love half the human population. Continue Reading>>>
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