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Of Pastors and Power: Mark Driscoll and the Avignon Papacy

I made the mistake recently of reading Mark Driscoll’s 2008 Crossway book On Church Leadership. For those of you who have forgotten, or just blocked it, Mark Driscoll was the former pastor of the Mars Hill megachurch. He resigned deep in scandal in 2014, but…

Beth Allison BarrAugust 24, 2016

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No Room in Wayne Grudem’s World for a Female President

In a stunning statement, Wayne Grudem–Research Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies at Phoenix Seminary, former professor at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and co-founder of the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood–pledged his wholehearted support of Donald Trump. “y conscience, and my considered moral judgment…

Beth Allison BarrJuly 31, 2016

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The Gender Inclusive Bible Debate (Medieval Style)

I remember this so well. It was 1997–the year I graduated from college, the year I got married, and the year I started graduate school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. It was also the year that the world learned about Zondervan’s…

Beth Allison BarrJuly 13, 2016

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Gender and the Trinity: A Medieval Perspective

Very recently, on June 16, Christianity Today published the article Gender and the Trinity: From Proxy to Civil War. Author Caleb Lindgren writes that the current debate over the nature of the Trinity is especially significant because it involves like-minded theologians dividing over a core…

Beth Allison BarrJune 29, 2016

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Banning the Bible: Did It Really Happen in the Medieval World?

Yes, it did. But not the way you were taught in Sunday School. Let me explain. The Outer Tudor Gate leading to St. Bartholomew’s the Great Churchyard Last week I stood under the Tudor arch of St. Bartholomew the Great in London (unfortunately still marred…

Beth Allison BarrMay 18, 2016

Evangelicalism

Of Pastors and Power: Mark Driscoll and the Avignon Papacy

No Room in Wayne Grudem’s World for a Female President

The Gender Inclusive Bible Debate (Medieval Style)

Gender and the Trinity: A Medieval Perspective

Banning the Bible: Did It Really Happen in the Medieval World?

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