The Managerial Revolution in American Churches | Christopher Schlect
The Aaron Renn Show
Shifts in Presbyterian Leadership and Women's Roles
This chapter explores the tension between fundamentalism and traditional Protestant doctrine within the Presbyterian Church, focusing on the evolution of church governance and the changing roles of women. It outlines the historical timeline of ordination for ruling and teaching elders, highlighting significant milestones such as the first female teaching elder in 1956. The discussion emphasizes how cultural and administrative shifts influenced perceptions of women's leadership and the complexities surrounding their contributions in theological discussions.
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