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Loud and proud complementarians: Holy homosexuality.
On the fringes of complementarian homosexual activism is the idea that while gay sex is sinful, gayness as an orientation is holy. Dr. Albert Mohler describes this sentiment coming out of the Revoice conference last year: In one of the … Continue reading
The guard in the tower shouts “Lower the drawbridge and unbolt the door!”
As I noted in the first post in this series, complementarians used their trusted position as defenders of conservative christian culture to dismantle the defenses against the feminist attack. This is the same strategy Christian gay activists are using as … Continue reading
Loud and proud complementarians: Tim and Kathy Keller.
I’ve been asked in the comments section of recent posts why I’m linking the gay Christian activist movement in the conservative church and complementarians. These would seem to be entirely separate issues. But there is astonishing overlap between the two … Continue reading