Assertion: woman | /r/HasProperty | equal
Facets:
value: in dignity
type: OTHER
value: in value
type: OTHER
value: in essence
type: OTHER
value: in different
type: OTHER
value: in the workforce
type: LOCATION
value: to men
type: OTHER
value: with men in worth and purpose
type: OTHER
value: in the royal priesthood
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: (The term complementarianism summarizes the theological view of the Danvers Statement and conveys that men and women are both equal in value and dignity and beneficially different.)
text: How are women to be equal participants in the royal priesthood?
text: While complementarians don’t describe their view as “ontological subordination” (it’s more common to say, “Men and women are equal in value and dignity,” and “men and women have different roles in marriage as part of the created order”), Byrd’s argument is a classic egalitarian response.
text: I believe women are equal with men in worth and purpose.
text: spiritual gifting is gender-neutral, and since God expects His gifts to be used in the church, it follows that men and women alike are equal in their exercise of gifts in the church.
text: The clear implication, then, is that men and women are equal in essence because their salvation comes to humans with no consideration given to gender.
text: Again, this indicates that women are equal in essence with men in God’s sight, but it does not preclude the possibility that God may prescribe just how those gifts be used in the Church.
text: Just as the persons of God are equal in essence and yet they relate within a structure of lines of authority, so too men and women are equal in essence while relating within a similar structure of lines of authority.
text: She is leading readers to conclude that if you believe women have different roles than men at home and in the church, then you believe women are subservient and not equal to men.
text: The Bible clearly teaches that men and women are equal in value and dignity and have distinct and complementary roles in the home and the church.
text: The Bible makes it clear that men and women are equal, although we as women are under the authority of our husbands, and we have separate roles; yet our culture has become expert at blurring that distinction.
text: (The term complementarianism summarizes the theological view of the Danvers Statement and conveys that men and women are both equal in value and dignity and beneficially different.)
text: So we should emphasize that men and women are equal.
text: So oppressive is it that females would refuse the advances of these males, that transwomen coined the term “cotton ceiling” to draw parallels between the glass ceiling, which refers to the struggles women have to overcome to be equal participants in the workforce, and their own struggles at getting into the underwear of lesbians.