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- noun Someone who views that both men and women are equal in status, but can have different and
complementary roles , especially inmarriage .
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Examples
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I find it amusing, considering that Karen Campbell and I share nearly identical views on the role of women, and we classify as complementarian (though we are "soft" complementarians by comparison to the teachings of those participating in the leadership summit).
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Otherwise knows as the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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Otherwise knows as the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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Otherwise knows as the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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Otherwise knows as the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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It is seen fitting (Gn. 3: 1-5) that these attempts begin in Genesis, in seeking to disallow what is termed the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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It is seen fitting (Gn. 3: 1-5) that these attempts begin in Genesis, in seeking to disallow what is termed the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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Otherwise knows as the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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Otherwise knows as the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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Otherwise knows as the complementarian position, for which the traditional position lists at least seven reasons why "from the very beginning of the Bible we see that there is only one proper type of marriage: The union of a man and a woman."
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