A few months ago, I got into hot water with a bunch of the Christian abuse survivor advocates when I publicly disagreed with Sheila Wray Gregoire’s use of the word “prophet” to describe the late Rachel Held Evans.
Thanks for sharing. Elizabeth Elliot was a remarkable woman in many ways. Your comments do not erase that, but point to blind spots in her as well as abuse by some of the men in her life and to oppressive elements in the framework in which both she and they lived and served.
Thanks for sharing. Elizabeth Elliot was a remarkable woman in many ways. Your comments do not erase that, but point to blind spots in her as well as abuse by some of the men in her life and to oppressive elements in the framework in which both she and they lived and served.
Great thoughts. I think your conclusions are spot on. Our daughters deserve better and Jesus is never glorified by the abuse of an image-bearer.