6
Jul
Posted by wayne in Christian Life, Theology. Tagged: Complementarianism, Egalitarianism, Mark Driscoll, Paul, Women in Ministry. 8 Comments
(That’s not one of my Photoshop specialties. That is from Mark’s Blog)
Mark Driscoll’s Brand of Complementarianism
If you have not read the previous post on why I hold to an egalitarian postion please start there.
Last October I wrote a piece called All the Innovative Dudes are at Home Watching Football. In it I addressed some issues [...]
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6
Jul
Posted by wayne in Bible, Christian Life, Theology. Tagged: CRC, Egalitarianism, Mark Driscoll, Paul, Women in Ministry. 8 Comments
The Recent Synod Decision
As I mentioned previously, the Synod of the Christian Reformed Church met recently and a monumental proposal to fully include women in church office passed. You can read a summery of this year’s Synod – including this landmark decision – here. This truly is a big step forward in the [...]
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26
Jan
Posted by wayne in Bible, Christian Life, Theology. Tagged: Christology, Eastern Orthodoxy, Icons, Pantokrator, Paul, Resurrection. 7 Comments
This is an Orthodox icon of the Pantokrator: the “all-conquering” or “all-powerful” Christ. The sustainer of the world. The life giver.
My friend Christian asked me quite a while back if I would write something about why I am adamant about the importance of believing in the physical resurrection of Christ. In asking me [...]
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20
Nov
Posted by wayne in Bible, Christian Life, Theology. Tagged: Fundamentalism, Icons, Liberalism, Paul. 1 Comment
Throughout the ages, Christians have developed a plethora of different ways for reading and interpreting scripture. For some the Bible is a set of proof texts used to uphold and defend the particular views of an individual or community of believers. For others – often those rightly noting the many different genres, traditions and even [...]
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