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Tag Archives: Baptist Faith and Message 2000
It was time to get out of Afghanistan
Thank God religion does not rule in the United States. At least, not yet. But if Christians have their way, it will. And it will be the women who suffer. Continue reading →
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Tagged Baptist Faith and Message 2000, Christian values, egalitarian, Gender Equality
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Part 3. Demand for an apology from the CBMW
Men have left churches by the droves and recently women have followed. We see a larger world and body of people that is calling for equality for women, whereas the church is not. Continue reading →
Let the dominoes fall
One giant has toppled, Give a push – push the others out your way – and claim your equality. Continue reading →
Separation of Church and State
Trump wants to repeal the Johnson Act which would allow churches to become political advocates and enforcers and changers of government. Lest this sounds good to you, we must always remember that government when ruled by religion, becomes the oppressor where … Continue reading →
Religious Liberty and Presidential Candidates
Religious liberty is no liberty when it comes to women. Continue reading →
Advent Love – birth of the human rights activist
Love is plastered all over many church’s websites. But for most, it is like looking for love in all the wrong places. Continue reading →
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Tagged Ashley Ray, Baptist Faith and Message 2000, Bob Edwards, complementarian, egalitarian, feminist, Gender Equality, human rights activist
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The church no longer answers as Peter did
If husbands are in the ruling line of authority, this would make Jesus a wife’s Father-in-law. Continue reading →
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Tagged Baptist Faith and Message 2000, Gender Equality, Luke 9:20, Mary Kassain, SBC
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Open letter to Dr. Ronnie Floyd: A malicious edict
Lord, we don’t need another Esther! Raise up among us a new wise King! A King who will issue a new edict that will save your people Continue reading →
Egalitarian Resistance Movement
We are the egalitarian resistance movement and we will not be marginalized! Continue reading →
More on Moore
It is their theology that they are in charge of their families. The savior, so to speak. Continue reading →
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