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	title:	Why Not Women?: A Fresh Look at Scripture on Women in Missions, Ministry and Leadership (From Loren Cunningham)
	author:	Loren Cunningham, David Joel Hamilton
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	YWAM Publishing,U.S.
	released:	December, 2001
	isbn:	1576581837
	isbn-13:	9781576581834

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Some truthful men at last! - Rated As a woman who has been involved in church leadership, I found this in depth discussion about what the Bible really says about the role of women in the church, thought-provoking and very reassuring. Too much of the theology of women we are taught has derived from sloppy translation and/or a male world view influenced by society. I'm not a rabid feminist but I do know that God has made me equal with my brothers and wants me to use the gifts that He has given me. I now feel that I have a much better handle on the reasons why!

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Some truthful men at last! - Rated 5/5
As a woman who has been involved in church leadership, I found this in depth discussion about what the Bible really says about the role of women in the church, thought-provoking and very reassuring. Too much of the theology of women we are taught has derived from sloppy translation and/or a male world view influenced by society. I'm not a rabid feminist but I do know that God has made me equal with my brothers and wants me to use the gifts that He has given me. I now feel that I have a much better handle on the reasons why!