An Important Book, Part I (Review of The Genesis of Gender, by Abigail Favale)
A thoughtful intellectual travelogue from a previous Gender Studies professor helps move the Church’s needed conversation forward.
The grand distinctions of how men and women love each other differently.
A thoughtful intellectual travelogue from a previous Gender Studies professor helps move the Church’s needed conversation forward.
The question, “What is a woman?” has been forged into our vernacular. But long before Matt Walsh, Plato answers in Timaeus. The Bible’s contrast pays reviewing.
When it comes to describing gender, we might think that we face novel difficulty…until we note something about the apostle Paul’s addresses on gender.
Many counterfeits cloud the the gift of gender for people. You cannot celebrate the high quality product if you have bought the knock-off.
Struggling with one of God’s gender commands? Are you seeing the law’s true intent?
A good friend expressed sadness to me at the absence of young men in churches and yet their responsiveness to influencers like Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate.
The Apostle Paul says that the goal of every and any of the commands in the Bible is love. But how do we see the love in this one?
A New Testament mentioning of “apostle” in connection with a female name raises questions about womanly authority in the early church.
To help others out of gender confusion, we need to enjoy and celebrate the gift ourselves, restoring the vision the Bible gives us.
Surprising directive from the apostle Paul really helps those wishing to break a pornography compulsion.