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Tag Archives: masculinity
The Negative Doctrine of Biblical Manhood
Getting doctrine right is important. Reading the Bible – knowing what it says and what it means when it says it – is a blessing given by God. Which means that when you see the Bible say something you should … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Manhood, Grand Canyon, masculinity, negative space, Weaker Vessel, wives and husbands, women and men
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The Arrogance of Masculinity and Femininity
It is arrogance in us to call frankness, fairness, and chivalry ‘masculine’ when we see them in a woman; it is arrogance in them to describe a man’s sensitiveness or tact or tenderness as ‘feminine.’ (C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed.) … Continue reading
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Tagged Christlikeness, culture, feminity, fruit of the Spirit, masculinity, women and men
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Gender is Irrelevant to Mentoring
When I graduated law school my mentor at the firm I worked at was a woman. When I got on the bench and had been a judge for a while, I mentored a woman who joined the court. Gender qualifications … Continue reading
Biblical Femininity Is A Lie
Laura Martin just posted a review of Biblical Femininity, Discovering Clarity and Freedom in God’s Design for Women. She ably discusses the book’s premises, pointing out that its reliance on weak exegeses leads to weakly supported conclusions on the role of women … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Femininity, Biblical Womanhood, female, male, masculinity, sex and gender
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The Bride of Christ Isn’t Masculine Enough?
The Bride of Christ Isn’t Masculine Enough For Some People A recent article about John Piper reports his apparent concern that Christianity is not masculine enough, and it is up to male church leaders to do something about it. He … Continue reading