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Response to Mark Jones on Authority and Submission Regarding Rachel Green Miller's book
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Rachel Miller’s Beyond Authority and Submission [Review] An extended book review and commentary
In this review, I evaluate Rachel Green Miller’s new book, Beyond Authority and Submission. In it she challenges Complementarianism by peeling back layers of unbiblical and extrabiblical ideas.
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Beyond Authority and Submission [Interview] Ep. 013 Dare to Think; Interview with Rachel Green Miller
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The Politics of Complementarianism Originally published for the Libertarian Christian Institute
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Matt Walsh Is Wrong About Bodily Autonomy and Abortion Originally published for the Libertarian Christian Institute
Matt Walsh thinks that if body autonomy exists, then personhood (and therefore the rights of fetus’) don’t exist. Here’s why he’s wrong.
Gary Chartier; Anarchy, Social Change, & Other Myths (2 of 2) Ep. 012 Dare to Think Series
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Pro-Life Libertarian Women Redefine Abortion Debate Originally published for Libertarian Christian Podcast
In this episode, three pro-life libertarian women “take the mic” to discuss some of the most common myths about abortion and to present a new way of thinking for libertarians to value both the rights of women and the unborn.
Should Christians give thanks for Memorial Day? Originally published for the Libertarian Christian Institute
Kevin DeYoung believes that Christians should give thanks for Memorial Day, but as a veteran myself, and someone with veteran family members, I challenge this notion.
My Interview with Theology Gals about “You Who?…” Originally published on TheologyGals.com
Coleen and Angela of Theology Gals invited me interview with them about Rachel Jankovic’s book, You Who? Hear my reformed and philosophical take on why she’s wrong.