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Episode 481: Are women more susceptible to sin and doctrinal error than men?
Are women more susceptible to sin and doctrinal error than men? In my opinion this discussion in relation to the title's question is important because the conversation seems to be part of a growing segment of the faith, edging ever more to the fringe of the faith (and perhaps soon to creep OUT of the faith?) which is hyper-conservative and hyper-focused negative aspects on women. Is it true? What should we think when we come across stances like this?
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I mentioned earlier that there was a disruptive conversation/argument on Twitter this summer sparked by Dale Partridge concerning whether women can or should teach theology to other women. I dealt with that in my essay blog here.
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Are women more susceptible to sin and doctrinal error than men? In my opinion this discussion in relation to the title's question is important because the conversation seems to be part of a growing segment of the faith, edging ever more to the fringe of the faith (and perhaps soon to creep OUT of the faith?) which is hyper-conservative and hyper-focused negative aspects on women. Is it true? What should we think when we come across stances like this?
Links mentioned in the podcast:
I mentioned earlier that there was a disruptive conversation/argument on Twitter this summer sparked by Dale Partridge concerning whether women can or should teach theology to other women. I dealt with that in my essay blog here.
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