@NathanDLambert@danitreweek For me it brings up further questions about the words we use to describe ourselves and others, what those words mean, how they're perceived.
@NathanDLambert@danitreweek Definitely an interesting perspective and something I try to keep in mind. Knowing more "soft" complementarians personally helps me keep this in mind.
@bodsworthnj @AlexAndBooks_@shffnn Always good to start a bucket list with a couple of things you've done already. The patented Gemma approach to achieving your goals
@josh_loal@FoundationDads@KingDavidQPS Tellement de trucs qui me pose problème avec ce thread je sais même pas par où commencer !
Et co-leading ensemble (quand on est 2). Et la manière dont on dirige, c'est pas plus important que QUI dirige? Et la soumission à Dieu dans tout ça ?
@josh_loal@FoundationDads@KingDavidQPS J'ai un peu l'impression qu'il se cache derrière un problème sur lequel plus de monde va être d'accord : l'enfant à la tête de la famille, pour faire passer du patriarcat.
Elle est fun ma perspective :D #justgirlythings
@AJWTheology That is interesting. Is this just houses? Because you're very physically close to your neighbors in flats. That doesn't necessarily lead to community. Can be even more lonely and alienating.
When you only ever use marriage and parenting to describe powerful sacrificial love, it hurts singles/childless people who are pouring themselves out for people they are not legally related to.
And if you use Pauline passages or Jesus’ words to do this, it makes even less sense.
@glenscrivener@MattSmethurst@between2worlds If the pregnant person who could get an abortion in this scenario puts the child up for adoption instead then they're not that child's parent if I'm not mistaken.