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Women at the Crossroads: A Path Beyond Feminism and Traditionalism (editie 1982)

door Kari Torjesen Malcolm (Auteur)

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Titel:	Women at the Crossroads: A Path Beyond Feminism and Traditionalism
Auteurs:	Kari Torjesen Malcolm (Auteur)
Info:	Intervarsity Pr (1982), Edition: Trade Paperback, 215 pages
Verzamelingen:	Christian Living
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Trefwoorden:	History. Identity. Women. Scripture.

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1. Women (Christian theology) 2. Women in Christianity (1) Christelijk leven (2) Christelijke vrouwen (1) Christendom (5) familie (1) Feminisme (4) Geloof (1) gender roles (1) Given to me by Susan Fash at Fellowship House April 1985 - donated 2011 (1) Godsdienst (1) History. Identity. Women. Scripture. (1) in bezit (1) Kantoor (1) Kerk (1) NC 7 (1) Non-fictie (2) PAPA1 (2) Praktische theologie (1) relaties (1) Religion/Christian Life (1) shelf:women's devotions (1) Systematische theologie (1) Theologie (4) vrouwen (10) Vrouwen en Feminisme (1) Weggegeven (1) Women in Ministry (2) Women ministry (1) Women's Ministry (1) Women--Religious aspects--Christianity (1)

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I firmly believe that the subject of women in ministry and the roles that women may or may not play is one that has to be decided by the Bible. Far too often we have allowed ourselves to reinterpret the Scriptures so that they fit our own cultural proclivities.

I have read Kari Malcolm’s book, but I will admit that I found it unconvincing. Although she writes well, Malcolm fails to demonstrate how hers is the Biblical position.

This was not a helpful book. (

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