Table of Contents
[list style=”list-img3″]Editorial, pp. 2-4. [list style=”list-img3″][/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Odds & Ends, pp. 5-10.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Letters, pp. 11.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Carolyn McCulley, “Raunch Culture Rip-Off,” pp. 12-19.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Randy L. Stinson and Christopher W. Cowan, “How Shall We Speak of God? Seven Reasons Why We Cannot Call God “Mother,” pp. 20-23.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Susan Hunt, “Defenders of Women,” pp. 24-30.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]David Kotter, “Answering Lottie Moon’s Cry: A Call for Dialogue On the Role of Women in Missions,” pp. 31-35.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Margaret Köstenberger, “What’s at Stake: “It’s Hermeneutics!” pp. 36-42.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Bruce A. Ware, “Equal in Essence, Distinct in Roles: Eternal Functional Authority and Submission among the Essentially Equal Divine Persons of the Godhead,” pp. 43-58.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Everett Berry, “Complementarianism and Eschatology: Engaging Gordon Fee’s ‘New Creation’ Egalitarianism,” pp. 59-68.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Daniel L. Akin, “The Power of a Consecrated Life Lived Out in The Ministry of Miss Lottie Moon (Romans 12:1),” pp. 69-78.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Jennifer J. Naselli, “Is This Good News for Women? A Review of Carolyn Custis James, The Gospel of Ruth,” pp. 79-81.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Christopher W. Cowan, What Are Little Boys Made of? A Review of Leonard Sax, Boys Adrift, pp. 82-85.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Robert E. Sagers, “Sliding the Slippery Slope: A Review of Wayne Grudem, Evangelical Feminism,” pp. 86-87.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]James K. Dew Jr. “Getting to the Heart of Manhood and Womanhood: A Review of John Ensor, Doing Things Right in Matters of the Heart,” pp. 88-89.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Lorie Looney Keene, “How to Discern a Lie: A Review of Nancy Leigh DeMoss and Dannah Gresh, Lies Young Woman Believe and the Truth That Sets Them Free,” pp. 90-91.[/list]
[list style=”list-img3″]Barak Tjader and Christopher W. Cowan, “Annotated Bibliography for Gender-Related Books in 2007,” pp. 92-98.[/list]
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This new curriculum is aimed at Christians who are facing challenging questions with the rise of LGBT ideology on topics like homosexuality, transgenderism, gender dysphoria, intersex conditions, preferred pronouns, and more. The study is broken down into eight chapters that guide readers through the Bible’s teaching on gender, sexuality, and marriage. Male & Female He Created Them gives Christians with a biblical foundation that starts in Genesis 1 and 2 with God’s good design in making mankind male and female in His image.
Male & Female He Created Them: A Study on Gender, Sexuality, & Marriage can be purchased online at Christian Book, Christian Focus, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.
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