Ordained Inequality: How a Quiet Movement Redefined Women’s Roles in Christianity. Episode 7 - That’s What HE Said!
May 20, 2025
The discussion dives into the controversial remarks from prominent evangelical leaders, revealing their views on women's roles in the church. A notable incident at a pastor's conference highlights the contradictions in claiming equality while promoting silence. The podcast addresses the dangerous implications of certain theological teachings on female submission, especially concerning abuse. It also contrasts differing interpretations of scripture regarding women in leadership, advocating for a reevaluation of traditional gender roles within Christianity.
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MacArthur's Dismissive Remark to Beth Moore
- John MacArthur dismisses Beth Moore at the Truth Matters conference with 'Go home'.
- This illustrates the harsh gatekeeping attitude toward women preaching in evangelicalism.
Biblical Evidence for Women Leaders
- Scholars highlight many biblical women leaders like Deborah, Priscilla, and Junia contrary to MacArthur's claim.
- The Bible actually provides a case for women preaching, contradicting some complementarian views.
Piper's Advice on Enduring Abuse
- John Piper advises wives enduring some abuse to seek help from the church after enduring it.
- He suggests enduring 'being smacked one night' if it doesn't lead to sin, before seeking outside aid.
