An Introduction to Biblical Patriarchy (8/12)

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🗓️ 27 January 2025

⏱️ 63 minutes

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In this episode, Pastor Dale Partridge dives into the distinctions between Biblical Patriarchy and Complementarianism. He explains how Patriarchy is rooted in nature as a fixed and unchanging design, while Complementarianism focuses on flexible and fluid roles. Pastor Dale will discusses how the framework of Complementarianism has contributed to the rise of feminism within the church and broader culture, offering thought-provoking insights into these important theological concepts.

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0:00.0	What is biblical patriarchy, and how is it different from complementarianism?
0:06.4	More importantly, why is it crucial for us to know the difference between the two?
0:10.4	I'll be discussing all this and more coming up right now.
0:38.8	Welcome to Real Christianity. My name is Pastor Dale Partridge. This is part eight of our 12-parts series titled Welcome to Reform Theology, where I'm taking our congregation at Kingsway Reform Church in Prescott, Arizona, through the fundamentals of reform doctrine. In this session, I introduced the doctrine of biblical patriarchy and contrasted against the doctrine of complementarianism. In addition, we're going to
0:44.2	see how patriarchy is rooted in being or nature that is fixed, while complementarianism is rooted in
0:51.7	roles that are fluid and flexible. Ultimately, I expect that you're going to see how complementarianism is rooted in roles that are fluid and flexible. Ultimately, I expect that you're going
0:55.7	to see how complementarianism has fueled feminism in the church and the culture. But before we get
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2:02.6	So today we're talking about an introduction to biblical patriarchy, which will really be a comparison to complementarianism, which is the alternative view
2:19.3	that is popular in the church. When the results are bad, it's time to examine the methods.
2:26.6	That's just a true fact. For the past 35 years, the church has widely adopted what is called complementarianism. Now, it's one of those
2:37.5	terms that you might just think it's been around forever. But the term complementarian was actually
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