Silencing Women at Midweek Prayer Meetings in Reformed Patriarchy
This thread popped up in my Twitter/X feed. It’s a lengthy thread about a pastor facing discipline in the Presbyterian church. Michael Hunter described it this way:
Who Decides Which Women Are Granted Exceptions and Why Only for Teaching?
I just republished a post from 2008 called The Christian View of the Role of Women. There is a lengthy discussion in the comments and I want to highlight a few points I made. One of them I rarely see addressed (if ever).
Is the Wailing Wall Actually a Roman Fort?
So when people go to the Wailing Wall, what are they visiting? It’s highly probable the wall has nothing to do with the Temple but is part of a Roman fortress. (Hat Tip to Vox Day for this post.)
Reformed Patriarchy on Ignoring Women
This popped up in my Twitter/X feed. Joel Webbon is very proud of what his protege has learned from him.
It is indicative of that segment of Christianity influencing young men and women you probably know.
C. S. Lewis on the Most Embarrassing Bible Verses
C.S. Lewis said that the verses about Jesus returning in the lifetime of his followers are the most embarrassing verses in the Bible.
Here is the Scripture to which he’s referring. It occurs in three of the four Gospels.