Reconcilable Differences Two Friends Debate God's Roles for Women

Alice: "Men and women are completely of equal value. Their biological differences do not detract from that equal status." Nancy: "Men and women are equally valued by God, but are assigned different roles." Who do you agree with? Alice and Nancy were writing colleagues and friends with a great deal of respect for one another before they discovered their polarized views on the roles of the Christian woman. Here, they take on the debate of women's roles, showing that you can be Christians and hold different views. Each chapter sets up the issue and then moves into viewpoints from each woman. Above all, the authors want to leave the reader with the message that love and unity are more important than the stands women take or the choices they make. They even encourage readers to venture into some unlikely friendships with other women who don't exactly agree with everything they hold to be true in order to grow in maturity. Features and Benefits Offers a "safe place" for Christian women to explore their beliefs about the roles of women and form a biblical, godly understanding. Encourages spiritual maturity in readers by demonstrating how love can unify even when differences exist. Previous Title: Coffee and RolesScott-Ferguson, Alice is the author of 'Reconcilable Differences Two Friends Debate God's Roles for Women', published 2006 under ISBN 9780781443586 and ISBN 078144358X.