There is a mounting pressure from within the Body to correct this grievous predicament that is seeing a woman’s movement snowball into dangerous territory. Feminism, originally borrowed from the world, has ramifications far beyond who will teach Sunday School in your adult class. Gender confusion has historically led to sexual perversion both in and out of the church. I mean, if it doesn’t really matter any longer what is male and what is female, then why struggle over these ancient practices? Why not let liberty have its say? That is why we were set free isn’t it? To do what we want when we want in the church?

Not at all. And one of the groups that addresses this issue is the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood of Louisville, Kentucky. I strongly suggest that God’s people have a listen to what they are saying. Their manners are impeccable, by the way. They have learned how to speak the truth in love and total respect. But they don’t shy away from saying things that haven’t been said forcefully for decades in some circles. Frankly, many men are afraid to speak out.

So let a woman talk: Mary Kassian, Council member, states, “Biblical feminism has become a theological crossing point between traditional conservative evangelical theology and liberalism… Feminism and Christianity are like thick oil and water: their very nature dictates that they cannot be mixed.”

Other Council Members and members of their Board of reference include: John Piper, Beverly LaHaye, Erwin Lutzer (pastor, Moody Church of Chicago), John MacArthur, J.I. Packer, and R.C. Sproul.