#12 Ordenación de damas en la iglesia — Pr. Daniel Scarone — “No tergiversemos las Escrituras”
Tema: “No tergiversemos las Escrituras”
#13 Ordenación de damas en la iglesia — Pr. Daniel Scarone — “Diferencias y similitudes de género en Génesis base del liderazgo de familia”
Tema: “Diferencias y similitudes de género en Génesis base del liderazgo de familia”
#14 Ordenación de las Mujeres — Pr. Daniel Scarone — “El Sacerdocio de todos los creyentes”
#15 Ordenación de damas en la iglesia — Pr Daniel Scarone — “¿Fue Junias Apóstol?”
Tema: “¿Fue Junias Apóstol?”
#16 Ordenación de damas en la iglesia — Pr. Daniel Scarone — “Riesgos inminentes para la iglesia”
Tema: “Riesgos inminentes para la iglesia”
Category: General Conference Session 2015 San Antonio
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1 Timothy Council of Adventist Pastors (CAP) Distinct roles Don Mackintosh Ellen G. White Feminist Theology Foundations of Women's Ordination Gender gender-inclusive language General Conference Session 2015 San Antonio Headship Historical-Critical Method Historical-grammatical method Homosexuality Ingo Sorke John W. Peters Junia Junias Kevin D. Paulson Laurel Damsteegt Mainstream Feminist Theology Male-sex specific roles Mario Veloso Methods of Bible Study 1986 Ordination Without Regard to Gender OrdinationTruth.com Principle-based Historical-cultural Method Secrets Unsealed Seventh-day Adventist Church Stephen Bohr Theology of Ordination Study Committee (TOSC) Unity Women in Ministry Women's Ordination
Secrets Unsealed WO symposium presentations–Oct 1, 2
The following presentations were given and live-streamed on Wednesday and Thursday, October 1, 2, 2014:
Womens Ordination #1 Oct 1 — “Are You Sure? Issues and Answers” — Stephen Bohr
Womens Ordination #2 Oct 2 — “The Impact of Spiritualism on Feminism and Gender Issues Today” — Laurel Damsteegt
Women’s Ordination #3 Oct 2 — “From Mohaven to TOSC: How we got here” — Mario Veloso
Women’s Ordination #4 Oct 2 — “Male Headship in the Old Testament” — John Peters
Women’s Ordination #5 Oct 2 — “Male Headship in the New Testament” — Ingo Sorke
Women’s Ordination #6 Oct 2 — “Hermeneutics: Universal Principles and Local Application — 1st Panel”
Women’s Ordination #7 Oct 2 — “Straw Man Arguments in Favor of Women’s Ordination” — Eugene Prewitt
Women’s Ordination #8 Oct 2 — “The Present Relevance of 1 Timothy” — Don Mackintosh
News Release
Women’s Ordination Symposium: History, Issues and Implications
Live from Fresno, CA on October 1-4, 2014:
You are cordially invited to join us for the live streaming of “Women’s Ordination: History, Issues and Implications” live from Fresno, California.
The purpose of the symposium is to share, as far as possible, the Biblical foundation for male servant-leadership (‘headship’) in both the home and the church, and the reasons from both Scripture and the Spirit of Prophecy as to why women should not be ordained either to the gospel ministry or to the office of local church elder. The symposium will also highlight the value and roles of women in ministry and outline ways in which men and women can work together, within appropriate Biblical roles, to execute the spiritual and evangelistic mission of the great Advent movement. This symposium will consist of 12 plenary sessions, three panel discussions and a concluding two-hour town hall meeting on Saturday evening. All meetings except for Sabbath morning will be held at the Secrets Unsealed facility. The Sabbath morning meetings will be held at the Fresno Central SDA Church on 2980 E. Yale Ave., Fresno.
All other meetings will be held at the Secrets Unsealed studio.
Symposium Participants: Stephen Bohr, Laurel Damsteegt, Mario Veloso, John Peters, Ingo Sorke, Eugene Prewitt, Don Mackintosh, Jim Howard, Daniel Mesa, Dojcin Zivadinovic, Phil Mills, Isaac Olatunji, Julie Mesa, Raymond Holmes, and Kevin Paulson.
Live Audience Welcome. Online audience can watch on our youtube.com/secretsunsealed channel, or at SecretsUnsealed.org (click “On Air”).
Contact Secrets Unsealed for further information and/or visit SecretsUnsealed.org for a detailed daily time schedule.
Pr. Don Mackintosh discusses the historical facts about the actual practice of the Seventh-day Advnetist Church in the 19th century. Did the church, as claimed by many advocates of women’s ordination, used to ordain women to the gospel ministry, but, for some mysterious reason, cease the practice? What are the facts?
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Women's Ordination: Group #1 review of position Summary #3
We offer here the link to a detailed new analysis prepared by Theology of Ordination Study Committee (TOSC) group #1 of the position summary of TOSC group #3. We find this 23 page pdf file to have remarkably useful clarifying content, helping the reader better understand both the group #3 and the group #1 positions.
women’s-ordination-group-1-review-of-position-summary-3
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1 Corinthians 1 Timothy Acts CAP authors Church governance Columbia Union Conference (CUC) Congregationalism Council of Adventist Pastors (CAP) Culturally driven Doctrine of the Church Doctrine of Unity Ecclesiastical authority Ephesians Gender General Conference Session 2015 San Antonio Insubordination Jim Brackett Netherlands Union North American Division (NAD) Ordination Without Regard to Gender OrdinationTruth.com Pacific Union Conference (PUC) Political correctness Polity Romans SECC constituency meeting Seventh-day Adventist Church Submission Theological pluralism Trans-European Division (TED) Unilateral Action Unity Wayne Kablanow Women in Ministry Women's Ordination
Women's ordination and congregationalism
Prs. Wayne Kablanow and Jim Brackett discuss women’s ordination. Is WO as we have seen its proponents attempting to introduce it to the church today, actually congregationalism just at a larger scale? Is letting each division decide independently in essence the same as letting each congregation decide independently? Kablanow and Brackett work their way into the topic carefully in this extended study. Unity in diversity is discussed. The core biblical components of unity are uncovered. 32 minutes. Pr. Kablanow is a successful church planter, presently serving West Plains in Airway Heights and also the Spokane North View churches.
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Biblical Interpretation Council of Adventist Pastors (CAP) Cultural reconstructions Culturally driven Gender General Conference Session 2015 San Antonio Ordination Without Regard to Gender OrdinationTruth.com Polity position three Seventh-day Adventist Church Stephen Bohr Theology of Ordination Study Committee (TOSC) Women in Ministry Women's Ordination
Response to 'third position' video
Pr. Stephen Bohr of Secrets Unsealed Ministry responds point-by-point to the “hand-drawn”-style video presented by advocates of the “third way” position. (The third position arose at the end of the Theology of Ordination Study Committee (TOSC) process. It differs from “position 2” only in that it admits that “male leadership” is God’s ideal. However, this supposed recognition is meaningless since postion three, like position two, would allow each division of the world church to decide independently for itself whether or not to ordain women.)
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WO and the SDA Theological Seminary
Prs. Larry Kirkpatrick and Mike Lambert discuss the theological movement of denominations which approve women’s ordination and their inevitable drift into approval of same-sex unions. They consider how one and only one denomination so far has turned back from this—by reestablishing a historical-grammatical interpretive plan at their seminary. Discussion turns, with some regret, to the current situation of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary located in Berrien Springs, MI. The women’s ordination-favoring theological approach of the current dean is investigated, the core presupposition identified. 13 minutes.
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Church policy and WO
Pr. Kevin Paulson discusses briefly the realities behind church policy and women’s ordination. Does each union get to decide privately for itself on matters that impact unity across the wrld field on women’s ordination?
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Biblical Interpretation Council of Adventist Pastors (CAP) Cultural reconstructions Culturally driven Daniel Scarone Distinct roles Equality Feminist Theology Gender General Conference Session 2015 San Antonio Headship Historical-grammatical method Mainstream Feminist Theology Male-sex specific roles Ordination Without Regard to Gender OrdinationTruth.com Principle-based Historical-cultural Method Seventh-day Adventist Church Theology of Ordination Study Committee (TOSC) Women in Ministry Women's Ordination
Es la Biblia la que nos da las orientaciones, no la cultura
Daniel Scarone, miembro del TOSC (Comisión de Teología sobre Ordenación), argumenta sobre la hermenéutica, el “argumento del silencio,” la ordenación femenina al ministerio y la influencia de la cultura.