Neither Complementarian nor Egalitarian
A Kingdom Corrective to the Evangelical Gender Debate

Thoughtful, well-written, and thoroughly researched, this book has many merits. Though academic, it is accessible and instructive for lay and scholarly readers alike. Lee-Barnewell labors to reframe the discussion surrounding the nature, roles, responsibilities, and rights of men and women in the Ki......more

Summary: Argues on the basis of the biblical texts for a reframing of the discussion of the relationship of men and women from one of power versus equality to one that focuses on the elements in the biblical texts around reversal, inclusion, unity and service. In the mouthful that is the title to thi......more

This is one of the most thorough and thoughtful books on gender roles I have encountered. I love the way Christlike unity rather than rights is the standard the author points towards. A most profound thought is that gender healing is part of Revelation’s restoration of Creation. Definitely a book I’......more

Really fascinating, thought-provoking, and well-argued book that makes a very persuasive case on a number of fronts. Contrary to what you might expect from the title, this isn't really a book about the things that complementarians & egalitarians debate over: it isn't about female pastors nor is it a......more

This book is a labour of love, with thorough research having gone into the pages. While other books on the topic of Women in Ministry is narrow in scope, this author attempts to provide a blanket exploration on the topic, from both a "secular" and theological angle. It perhaps would be apt to classi......more