Maria Echevarria
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John G. Stackhouse Jr.:
Hi John, I read Finally Feminist and now I am reading Partners in Christ....I don't know if it is a language barrier, but I do not clearly understand the Methodology you propose. Is there a blog where you summarize it or the specific chapter of the book that delineates it. Also, your Theory is that Men and women are equal with exception to the biology? Thank you!
John G. Stackhouse Jr.
Maria, my full-length approach to theology is the book called "Need to Know: Vocation as the Heart of Christian Epistemology."
As for women and men being equal, yes, I believe they are--regardless of biology! But perhaps you are asking me if I think they are identical, and no, I don't think so. I do think that some sort of gender essentialism marks out men and women from each other, as I argue in this book and in "Finally Feminist."
As for women and men being equal, yes, I believe they are--regardless of biology! But perhaps you are asking me if I think they are identical, and no, I don't think so. I do think that some sort of gender essentialism marks out men and women from each other, as I argue in this book and in "Finally Feminist."
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Maria Echevarria
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John G. Stackhouse Jr.:
Hi John, In the book you have mention that there are times that even when you believe in a non-heriarchical way (equality) you are unable to leave you current situation (stay in a church that believes differently) because you know you are called in that place. Even more, if you are part of the leadership of that Church and are expected to teach and support the hierarchy (patriarchy), How have you handled this?
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