Throughout biblical history, believing women have played an important role in the history of redemption. As mothers, counselors, judges, prophetesses, and even warriors, their work is incontrovertible.
Why has the role of women in God's people become controversial in modern times? Why do many women feel that they are undervalued by not being admitted to some church positions, such as pastoring or church governance? Is the Bible sexist? Was the Apostle Paul sexist?
Augustus Nicodemus Lópes has provided us with a valuable evaluation of these questions from an eminently biblical perspective.
