First Tier in the Realm of Salvation: Gracious Submission
First Tier in the Realm of Salvation: Gracious Submission
Conservatives viewed women's submission in ecclesial matters as equal to women's submission in domestic matters. This chapter demonstrates how conservatives used women's roles as a primary means to determine otherness and power. It first examines the 1984 resolution and the 1986 Glorieta Statement as representing a turning point in the contest. After considering women's ordination as a local church conflict, the chapter demonstrates how women's ordination functioned as a test case for fellowship, employment, and funding for mission boards.
Keywords: women's submission, ecclesial matters, domestic matters, conservatives, 1984 resolution, 1986 Glorieta Statement, ordination, fellowship, employed
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