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B&H Books
192 pages
“In the past thirty years or so, conversations about womanhood in the church have been low-key obsessed with what women shouldn’t be doing,” writes Julia Higgins toward the end of this book. She holds a complementarian view of the relationship between men and women (as do I), which gives this observation a particular punch. “Let’s flip that question. … What should brothers and sisters in Christ be doing together to extend Christ’s self-sacrificial
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