Tag Archives: Council on Biblical Manhood and Biblical Womanhood
Letter to Denny Burk
Denny, after reading your vision for the future of the CBMW, I think you are still guarding the cloaks of those who stoned Stephen. Continue reading
Searching for Utopia
The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood wants us to believe that female subjugation is beautiful and desirable. When something is required, it cannot be said to be freely given. It is not submission in a true sense. It is … Continue reading
Open Letter to Dr. Ronnie Floyd: wives are witches?
For over 300 years, thousands of women died when they were accused of being witches, and today, thousands of women suffer by that same accusation by Christian leaders. Continue reading
Tim Keller on the Meaning of Sex Act in Marriage: A Virtual Dialogue with Shirley Taylor Part II
Tim Keller on the Meaning of the Sex Act in Marriage: A Virtual Dialogue with Shirley Taylor Part II Continue reading
A call for CBMW to repent and change
King Josiah began destroying the idols, broke down the shrines, and pulled down the altars. That is what we are asking for: A dismantling of the unchristian unholy Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. Continue reading
Complementarianism is for dummies
Mary Kassian says that a complementarian is a person who believes that God created male and female to reflect complementary truths about Jesus. Continue reading
Homemaker or Maid
The Council on Biblical Manhood and Biblical Womanhood are confused and don’t know one role from another. If the men aren’t homemakers, then they cannot claim Biblical Manhood. Continue reading
Let Freedom Ring – Conclusion
Freedom will not ring for women who desire equality unless we decide that we want it bad enough to work for it. We must hungry for it. We must fight for it. We must desire equality more than we desire peace in our churches. Continue reading
Let Freedom Ring – Part 2
The SBC fundamentalist takeover affects you because it is the second largest denomination in the United States and what they teach in the seminaries is what you will hear from the pulpit. Continue reading
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