I've written some posts on my site about the time I spent studying both complementarianism and egalitarianism, why I'm not a Christian feminist, etc. Part of what made me close up shop and stop writing about these topics a few years ago was the increasing influence of women like Karen Swallow Prior (among many others). I could see the destructive and unbiblical trajectory the entire "Christian feminist" movement was on and I didn't want to be associated with it (even mistakenly) in even a passing way. 

This sometimes snarky article is a bit out of the norm for what I would share, but it's quite interesting to ponder for a few reasons.

One, the author goes through the Scriptures about witches and sorcery. It's a topic I've never looked at in detail so I appreciate the fact that he gave a roadmap to dig further into this subject.

Two, although I was aware of this woman and the inexplicable influence she is having on the SBC, I was not aware of how abysmally unqualified she is. That is what made me pause and go, "Huh" while reading the article. I wrongly assumed she had theology degrees from somewhere. (Like I said, I've checked out of following these topics for the most part.)

Third, the Tom Buck and Sheologians stories. Very interesting. I know enough about them and their approach to the faith, theology, etc. that the stories also made me pause. 

I've been saying for many months that we're going through a time in history of the Lord separating the wheat from the chaff. He's exposing false teachers, false doctrine, etc. 

Read the article for yourself and draw your own conclusions. 

https://protestia.com/2021/04/02/i-also-think-karen-swallow-prior-is-a-witch-but-a-real-one/