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Women and Church Leadership
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Lesson OneThe Hermeneutical Challenge4 Activities
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Lesson TwoWomen and Religious Leadership in the Old Testament2 Activities
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Lesson ThreeWomen in the Gospels3 Activities
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Lesson FourPositive Images of Women in Leadership in New Testament Churches2 Activities
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Lesson fiveRestricted Roles for Women in Leadership in New Testament Churches3 Activities
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Lesson Six1 Timothy 2:13-14 in Light of Genesis 1-32 Activities
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Lesson SevenExploring the Nature of Ministry3 Activities
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Lesson EightDealing With "Kephale" in Paul's Letters2 Activities
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Lesson NineA Further Look at Diversity in the Pauline Churches3 Activities
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Lesson TenThe Early Church Fathers in Their Cultural Setting2 Activities
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Lesson ElevenMedieval and Reformation Ideas About Women in Leadership3 Activities
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Lesson TwelveChanging Patterns for Women from the 17th to the 21st Centuries2 Activities
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Lesson ThirteenA Retrospective on the Course3 Activities
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity|1 Assessment
Lesson 1, Activity 2
Overview and Objectives
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Lesson Objectives
When you complete this lesson, you should be able to:
- Explain the difference between the terms complementarian and egalitarian as the terms relate to women and church leadership
- Define the term hermeneutic in relationship to studies of Scripture
- Discuss the historical-grammatical hermeneutic including the five processes used in its application
- Describe the language and cultural obstacles to understanding Scripture
- Explain ways in which study of the historical issue of slavery in the USA provides a case study for thinking about hermeneutics
- List three factors students should take into account to help ensure a correct biblical interpretation