Men and Women, Equal Yet Different: A Brief Study of the Biblical Passages on Gender

Written for those who want to know more about the biblical teachings on gender but don't have time to read lengthy tomes on the subject, this small book is also perfect for high school and college students. It addresses one of the most significant changes that has occurred in human history: the gender revolution. Like the rest of society, Christianity has been permanently affected by this change. In reality, the gender transformation taking place within the world wide Christian community is a radical departure from biblical, apostolic Christianity. Men and Women: Equal Yet Different presents the complementarian perspective that men and women are equal yet different, and introduces the key terms, arguments, Scripture passages and research related to this position. Each chapter includes questions for group study.

"..[Strauch] stands squarely on the side of historical Christianity with his basic presentation of male-female issues..." — John MacArthur, Jr., Pastor-Teacher, Grace Community Church, Sun Valley, CA

"...[this] volume...is strategically important. [It] gives an introduction to the subject that offers clear and easily understood information for the lay person as well as challenging considerations for the scholar." -- Dorothy Patterson, Professor of Theology in Women’s Studies, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

"This book is one of the best investments of time and money on one of the most important issues of our day--and of any time. Take, read, feed your minds, clear your heads and rejoice in and live out God’s truth." — George W. Knight III, former New Testament Professor, Knox Theological Seminary

"...biblically sound and clearly written. It should be read by everyone who is seriously concerned about the future of the church." -- Dr. Jack Cottrell, Professor of Theology, Cincinnati Bible College & Seminary

"Equal Yet Different is absolutely terrific. Well laid out, thorough, concise and vey helpful." — Dr. William McRae, President Emeritus, Tyndale College & Seminary

"If we do not invite the biblical text to define church order, the intrusive culture will. The Zeitgeist, the spirit of the age, is a tyrant to be resisted, not embraced. Alexander Strauch’s Men and Women: Equal Yet Different lets the Bible speak for itself in the clearest terms." -- R. Kent Hughes, Pastor, College Church, Wheaton, IL