Evangelical Feminism and Biblical Truth

Wayne Grudem (PhD, University of Cambridge) is Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus of Theology and Biblical Studies at Phoenix Seminary in Phoenix, Arizona. He is the author of more than twenty-five books, including Bible Doctrine and Christian Beliefs.

• Part I: Some Paths to Liberalism in Recent History 1.  Introduction2.  The historical connection between liberalism and an egalitarian view of women in the church Part II: Current Evangelical Feminist Views that Undermine or Deny the Authority of Scripture 3.  Some evangelical feminists deny the authority or truthfulness of Genesis 1 -3 4.  Some evangelical feminists say that Paul was wrong 5.  Some evangelical feminists say that some verses that are in every ancient manuscript are not really part of the Bible 6.  Some evangelical feminists say our ultimate authority is not found in what is written in Scripture but is found in later developments that came after the Bible 7.  Some evangelical feminists adopt William Webb’s “Redemptive Movement” approach and cast all the ethical commands of the New Testament into doubt8.  Some evangelical feminists claim that everyone’s position just depends on what verses people choose to prioritize 9.  Some evangelical feminists silence the most relevant Bible verses on men and women by saying they are “disputed”