Christian Marriage: On What Can Egalitarians and Complementarians Agree?

Selected talks from the 2009 National Meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, held in New Orleans. Personal and Social Ethics—the theme of this year’s conference addresses a climate of relativism and pluralism that characterizes the present generation. Plenary speakers are: E. DAVID COOK, Wheaton College on “Individual and Community: Lessons from Bioethics,” SAMUEL KUNHIYOP South African Theological Seminary on “Towards Communal Christian Ethics: An African Perspective,” JOHN F. KILNER, Trinity International University on “Biblically-Based Ethics: What’s Missing,” SCOTT B. RAE, Talbot School of Theology on “On the Intersection of Faith, Economics, and Social Ethics.”

Item	Speaker
Jamin Hübner - The Evolution of Complementarian Exegesis	Jamin Hübner
John McKinley - Towards a Fuller Expression of Complementarianism in Church Life	John E. McKinley
Michelle Lee-Barnewall - Reframing the Gender Debate - Rethinking Servant Leadership and Equality from a Corporate Perspective	Michelle Lee-Barnewall
Redeemed Humanity as the Presence of the Eschatological Future: Does Complementarianism Display or Distort the Age to Come?	Everett Berry
The Meaning of AUTHENTEIN in 1 Timothy 2:12	Cynthia Long Westfall