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Episode 120: More Than A Woman

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Once a complementarian, Dr. Jamin Hübner, author of A Case for Female Deacons (Wipf & Stock, 2014) and a number of academic journal articles, joins me to discuss his change of mind and why he now thinks the Bible teaches … Continue reading →

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Once a complementarian, Dr. Jamin Hübner, author of A Case for Female Deacons (Wipf & Stock, 2014) and a number of academic journal articles, joins me to discuss his change of mind and why he now thinks the Bible teaches egalitarianism. Music Bee Gees, More Than A Woman from the album, The Ultimate Bee Gees (2 CD), 2009 Promoted Resources Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry(CARM) Listen to CARM Radio live with Matt Slick, Monday through Friday, 2-3pm PST on KBXL, Boise Idaho, FM 94.1 Or subscribe to the podcast Jamin Hübner’s resources and contact: A Case for Female Deacons (Wipf & Stock, 2014), available at Amazon and on Kindle The Evolution of Complementarian Exegesis, Priscilla Papers 29:1 (Winter, 2015) Translating αὐθεντέω (authenteō) in 1 Timothy 2:12a, Priscilla Papers 29:2 (Spring, 2015) Revisiting Authenteō in 1 Timothy 2:12, The Journal for the Study of Paul and His Letters (forthcoming) Blog posts at CBE International: The Greatest Risk of All The Egalitarian Nature of the New Covenant The Formation of Gender Identity in Child Development Jamin recommends these additional resources: Women Caught in the Conflict: The Culture War between Traditionalism and Feminism, by Rebecca M. Groothuis Good News for Women: A Biblical Picture of Gender Equality, also by Groothuis Origins of Difference: The Gender Debate Revisited, by Elaine Storkey Find Jamin at LinkedIn and Google+

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