This is a really modern, anachronistic take. Read my comment above re: Paul's/ancient world's cosmology. It's not about mere modesty or subservience; it reflects a cohesive understanding of the intersection of the physical/spiritual worlds.
This is a really modern, anachronistic take. Read my comment above re: Paul's/ancient world's cosmology. It's not about mere modesty or subservience; it reflects a cohesive understanding of the intersection of the physical/spiritual worlds.
Given the context of other biblical writings (1 Timothy 2, Titus 2, 1 Peter 3), I can't help but think the "cosmology" you mention includes the belief that women are inferior to men.
This is a really modern, anachronistic take. Read my comment above re: Paul's/ancient world's cosmology. It's not about mere modesty or subservience; it reflects a cohesive understanding of the intersection of the physical/spiritual worlds.
Given the context of other biblical writings (1 Timothy 2, Titus 2, 1 Peter 3), I can't help but think the "cosmology" you mention includes the belief that women are inferior to men.