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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 262.14
EAN: 9780830818624
ISBN: 0830818626
Label: InterVarsity Press
Manufacturer: InterVarsity Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 284
Publication Date: 1995-11
Publisher: InterVarsity Press
Sales Rank: 78015
Studio: InterVarsity Press
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Stanley J. Grenz takes the debate over women and the ordained ministry to a new level with this in-depth theological and historical study.
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This is easily the best work written supporting biblical equality. It is thorough, touching on a variety of issues of men's and women's roles. It addresses complimentarian concerns carefully and thoughtfully, but explains clearly why the Bible teaches equality in gender issues. It does not take on a more liberal hermaneutic, but stays within an evangelical framework.
I recommend this book highly.
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I approached this book hoping that it could give a biblical rationale for egalitarianism, but it couldn't. Instead it gave the same old philosophical tirade: different in role = different in worth. When are folks going to figure out that the argument just doesn't follow? Economic (role) subordination does not necessitate ontological disparity and ontological equality does not necessitate functional sameness. The only thing that writers could do is try to re-interpret Paul's words in a way that ... Read More
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I read this book as part of a Bible study and found it to be a very helpful resource. Grenz and Kjesbo go into thorough detail looking at the "problem texts" facing women in ministry today, keeping a very solid, honest exegesis of the Word of God. Even as both authors are unapologetic about subscribing to an egalitarian view of women in ministry (believing that women should be allowed to participate in ministry without imposing constraints beyond what is expected of their male co-laborers), both the ... Read More
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"Historical, biblical, and theological considerations", writes Stanley J. Grenz "converge not only in allowing, but also in insisting, that women serve as full partners with men" in the work of the Christian church. His book (coauthored with Denise Muir Kjesbo), Women in the Church: A Biblical Theology of Women in Ministry is one of the best- perhaps THE best treatment I've ever read on the subject of women's roles in churches, marriage, and family.
Grenz and Kjesbo are always respectful toward ... Read More
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This book truley explaines where women fit in in the church.
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