I’m basically having a digital clear out of all the links I’ve saved which in theory I was going to turn into articles . Yet the reality is I’m probably not quite going to manage that. So rather than letting some good links go to waste I’m sort of turning them into an article by sharing them here.

One of my ongoing interests is the discussion in the church about men & women and outside the church on sex & gender. The two discussions seem to me to be linked in some ways. There is the growing clarity (again) about sex differences but we want it to be better than it was before. How can men be different than women (and vice versa) without falling into various historic traps. That plus increasingly in the West, my view – a less aggressive or extensive form of complementarian view is under great pressure to be either one extreme or the other. So there’s good reason to keep reading and studying to see if it is as biblical as I think it is. So far I still think so. Anyway that’s why all these links have been saved up.

• Can men read books by female authors on Christmas day? by Nay Dawson
• An open letter to the brothers I went to seminary with
• Seven Needed Revisions within Complementarianism by John McKinley. I broadly agree with all 7 proposals.
• Us. vs. Them: Complementarianism and Culture Wars in UK Churches
• That was then, this is now by Aimee Byrd
• WHY COMPLEMENTARIANS CAN’T LISTEN by Aimee Byrd
• Three part response to Aimee from Danielle Treweek: Part 1; Part 2; Part 3
• If we think something is secondary we must treat it as secondary
• Jesus’s female disciples remain women of mystery
• Two different views on how Paul protected the honour of women in 1 Corinthians 11. One from Cynthia Westfall and the other from Lucy Peppiat
• What the Ordination Debate Misses: Laywomen in Ministry from Wendy Alsup
• More Programs Train Complementarian Women to Teach Bible
• Delighting in Authority: How to Create a Culture of Happy Complementarians by Whitney Woolard
• Why Every Local Church Needs Spiritual Mothers by Jen Foster
• Five biblical commands for men and women partnering in the gospel by Chad & Leslie Neal Segraves
• I offered free domestic violence training to the churches in my town – but not one man came
• Twitter thread from Hannah Anderson on Boyhood & Manhood
• Arnold Kling on feminism