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Evangelical Theologizing 2: The Trinity and Gender

One of the highlights of the Evangelical Theological Society meeting for me was seeing two of my intellectual heroes of Middlebrow fame, Dr. Fred Sanders and Dr. John Mark Reynolds,

Matthew Lee AndersonGenderTheology and Practice

Evangelical Theologizing: Russell Moore on Christian Patriarchy

I recently returned from the general convention of the Evangelical Theological Society, and while I did not attend many papers, I had an extraordinarily enjoyable time. Here is an explication

Matthew Lee AndersonGenderTheology and Practice

More on the Patriarchy

A few more thoughts on the patriarchy thread: First, this comment by friend of Mere-O Brant is well put: "I know there are some egalitarians who simply cannot

Matthew Lee AndersonGenderTheology and Practice

Patriarchalism Redux

Last night's post prompted this (forthcoming) thought. Chesterton's justly famous quoted seems apropo to the discussion of patriarchalism and egalitarianism, at least if it's

Matthew Lee AndersonGenderTheology and Practice

Feminist Theo

Leithart has posted some interesting thoughts on feminist theology. My classes have been reading through That Hideous Strength, of which a substantial element of the plot is the relationship between