David R. Booth
Theology
“As a long time adherent to CBMW’s Danver’s Statement, I had assumed the exegetical and theological issues to be well and truly settled by Wayne Grudem’s research and responses on kephal, along with Schreiner, Köstenberger, et al’s latest tome on 1 Timothy 2. However, this meticulous study of the relevant passages in the Pauline corpus has given me much food for thought and stirred afresh certain reservations I still held regarding CBMW’s position. From the purely exegetical perspective this book is the best I have read to date. The analysis of kephal was for the most part clear and persuasive. This book has won me over with regards to ministry roles. A fruitful and stimulating paradigm-changing challenge.”
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