TS&TT: Statement on Social Justice - Complementarianism, Theology & Being Fruitful & Multiplying

The Sword & The Trowel

Founders Ministries

Education, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 850 Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2019

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of The Sword and The Trowel, Tom Ascol and Jared Longshore talk about complementarianism and the Statement on Social Justice, John L. Dagg’s book Manual of Theology, and what it means to be fruitful and multiply.

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome to the Sword and the Trowel, a podcast of Founders Ministries.
0:34.5	Founders Ministries exist.
0:35.9	Why, Tom?
0:43.5	Of the glory of God, in the recovery of the gospel and the Reformation of local churches.
0:49.1	Okay. Founders Ministry has been around since 1983. I'm Jared Longshore.
0:50.8	And I'm Tom Askell.
0:54.4	Thank you for joining us for this podcast.
0:56.9	Tom, it's good to have you back here by my side.
0:57.8	You've been traveling the world.
1:01.0	I have been gone for a while, and it is good to be home.
1:02.4	I'm glad that you're back.
1:06.6	We want to talk about the statement on social justice in the gospel today.
1:09.0	We're talking about Article 11.
1:14.8	That's on complementarianism. This is a hot topic right now,
1:26.4	an important topic. There seems to be a fair number of reformed evangelicals who kind of want to be complementarian but not too complementarian.
1:29.0	They want to be known as complimentary.
1:31.0	But, you know, mild complementarians.
1:35.0	Yeah.
1:36.0	Or complementarians with asterix.
1:38.5	With an asterix.
1:40.9	So this statement tries to maybe take away the asterix a bit.
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