- David Fitch asks an interesting question regarding Driscoll as the poster-boy for the Neo-Reformed Movement and the emphasis on hierarchical authority:
My question is: are these assumptions part of the larger Neo-Reformed movement as a whole and does this mean that the Neo-Reformed will always be inhibited somewhat from true missional engagement? (Can I say “just asking?”). It will always be a movement prone to attracting Christianized people who are already habituated to submit to a pre-established hierarchical (male) authority.
- Lydia issues a challenge: "Neo-Calvinists, your integrity is on the line here. The world is watching."
- Pastor Jonathan Martin from Why Mark Driscoll is wrong about women in church leadership:
I find it hard to believe that he has not noticed that most women in ministry on the ground are not, in fact, mainline Protestant liberals who are embracing some leftist agenda, but fire-breathing Pentecostal females who are preaching the whole gospel with other-worldly boldness. Or is the neo-Reformed movement so elitist and self-congratulatory at this point, that this escapes their attention?
Related on TSK: Why I am not a New Calvinist, by one guy who should be.
