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Episode 103: She’s Her Own Boss

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Dr. Philip B. Payne joins me a second time to respond to the recent appearance of Dr. Jim Hamilton, who had presented a complementarian critique of Dr. Payne and egalitarianism. This episode contains the first half of the interview; listen … Continue reading →

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Dr. Philip B. Payne joins me a second time to respond to the recent appearance of Dr. Jim Hamilton, who had presented a complementarian critique of Dr. Payne and egalitarianism. This episode contains the first half of the interview; listen to episode 104 for part two. Music Certified Slim, She’s Her Own Boss, from the album, Move Somethin’, 2012 Promoted Resources The Dividing Line, with Dr. James White, Director of Alpha & Omega Ministries Listen online most Tuesday mornings at 11:00am PDT, and most Thursday afternoons at 4:00pm PDT. Subscribe to the podcast via direct RSS feed. Dr. Payne’s website, including blog, publications and contact information Man and Woman, One in Christ: An Exegetical and Theological Study of Paul’s Letters Linguist’s Software, Fonts for the Whole World, the world’s leading source of foreign language fonts since 1984 Dr. Payne recommends: Christians for Biblical Equality (http://www.cbeinternational.org/) Discovering Biblical Equality: Complementarity without Heirarchy, by Ronald W. Pierce and Rebecca Merrill Groothius Junia: The First Woman Apostle, by Eldon J. Epp Abusing Scripture: The Consequences of Misreading the Bible, by Manfred T. Brauch The Trinity & Subordinationism: The Doctrine of God & the Contemporary Gender Debate, by Kevin Giles.

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