Four Views on Women and Church Leadership

The book delves into the contentious issue of whether conservative churches should appoint women to traditionally male roles, presenting three distinct viewpoints: Secular Feminism, Evangelical Egalitarianism, and New Complementarianism. Through fictional characters, these perspectives are articulated and critiqued, while the author also argues that the debate stems from flawed assumptions about the church's nature. Its accessible format, along with discussion questions at the end of each chapter, makes it suitable for personal study and group discussions.