Commonplaces
Matthew LaMasterConcise answers to questions about Bible, Theology, Ministry, Christianity, and Culture.
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Egalitarians Need Better Arguments (Pt. 2): Fallacies and Feminism
This is the second post that I am writing about Preston Sprinkle’s, From Genesis to Junia. Sprinkle’s book chronicles his exegesis as he moves from the complementarian to the egalitarian position. In my first post, I interacted with Sprinkl...
Egalitarians Need Better Arguments (Pt. 1): Preston Sprinkle's Anti-Canon
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I finally read Preston Sprinkle’s From Genesis to Junia. I have seen it touted on social media quite a bit, especially by egalitarians. It tells Preston Sprinkle’s interpretive journey from being a complementarian to an egalit...
Jesus Blessed Infants. So... Baptize Them?
Introduction
When I hand out the Bibles to our kids for family devotions, my daughter sometimes flips in her Bible to the picture where Jesus blesses the little children (Matt 19:13–15; Mark 10:13–16; Luke 18:15–17). She asks, “Is that Jes...
Into the Progressive Den: My Discussion with Tim Whitaker
Last week, I posted a relatively innocuous post called How the Evangelical Left Lost Me (with a follow-up post, Evangelicals, Left and Right). This was actually not all that innocuous and it generated lots of interest online, particularly o...
Evangelicals, Left and Right
Evangelicalism is a messy, conflicted family. I would argue that one way to impose a bit of order on this motley bunch is through the spectrum of left to right.
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