to me, and it raises some of the most important issues facing Christians today. While the world seems increasingly confused about matters as basic as what it means to be male and female, Christians are called to frame our arguments in distinctively biblical terms.
All around
us, cultural developments and media messages communicate a fog of confusion
over questions of gender. In reality, these issues lie right along the fault
lines of today's culture war and its most controversial points of debate. For
many years, this society has been experimenting with the most fundamental
realities of human existence. The essence of what it means to be male or female
has been routinely discounted by a society infatuated with unlimited
self-expression and assertions of personal autonomy.
Women are
now joined by men, who complain that traditional expectations about gender
roles are oppressive, limiting, and intolerant. An entire generation of young
women is trying to find a way to genuine womanhood against the tidal force of
ideological feminism. Similarly, boys and young men are desperately looking for
models of manhood and answers to their urgent questions of male identity, male
responsibility, and male roles."
Read the entire article by Albert Mohler here.
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