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Old 04-01-2018, 07:52 PM   #34
ZNPaaneah
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Default Re: Egalitarianism Vs. Complementarianism

But I think that is a result of your interpretation. If you take a male bias, and allow that men only who aren't married can be leaders, then you have to expect the pendulum will swing the other way.

When the church is "too feminine" it is simply because women are doing what the men did.

The problem is families: Marriage and children. That is why we need elders who are an example of a proper family who have raised their children well. They are the ones who need to be set up as an example to the rest of the saints, they are the ones we need to counsel the saints.
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