02147cam a2200265 a 4500001001300000003000900013005001700022008004100039010001600080020001500096040001400111082001700125082001300142100002200155245014300177260004600320300002700366504006600393505126400459650003301723650004401756650006301800650000801863650001001871000001691610AU-EpEBC20170412093317.0890428s1980 miu b 001 0 eng  a 80012700 a0892830840 cDLCdNEMB04a270.08/222200a261.83431 aClark, Stephen B.10aMan and woman in Christ :ban examination of the roles of men and women in light of scripture and the social sciences /cStephen B. Clark. aAnn Arbor, Mich :bServant Books,cc1980. axiii, 753 p. ;c24 cm. aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 669-673) and indexes.0 a1. The scriptural teaching: From the beginning - Sin and the new Adam - The family: husbands and wives - The family: key texts - The people: service and position - Social roles and Galatians 3:28 - The community: key texts - The community: key texts (1 Timothy 2:8-15) - Summary: the New Testament teaching as a whole - Note on method: exegesis -- 2. Assessing the scriptural teaching: The New Testament approach: Jesus and Paul - The New Testament approach: setting and culture - Christian tradition: husbands and wives - Church tradition: government of the community - The authority of scripture - Bypassing scriptural authority -- 3. The scriptural teaching in contemporary society: Men's and women's differences: individual characteristics - Men's and women's differences: social structure characteristics - Note on method: social science - The new social environment: teachnological society - The new intellectual environment: ideology and Christianity - Applying scriptural teaching -- 4. A Christian approach for today: The bases of a Christian approach today - Guidelines for a modern Christian approach to men's and women's roles - Special issues in constructing a modern christian social structure - Ordination, occupation, legislation -- Afterword. 0aSex rolexBiblical teaching. 0aTheological anthropologyxChristianity. 0aWomenxReligious aspectsxChristianityxBiblical teaching. 0aMen 0aWomen