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Reading an excellent 2022 book - How God Sees Women by Terran Williams, in which he describes "one-point" and "two-point" complementarianism.
One-point complementarianism holds that females are allowed to lead men in church and society, even though wives are to practise some kind of one-way submission to their husbands.[324] This is different from two-point complementarianism, which calls for female submission in marriage and in church. Interestingly, many biblical scholars and churches all over the world hold to one-point complementarianism.[Williams, Terran. How God Sees Women: The End of Patriarchy (pp. 151-152). Kindle Edition. ]
I have not heard this terminology before. Have you? This seems useful.
One-point complementarianism holds that females are allowed to lead men in church and society, even though wives are to practise some kind of one-way submission to their husbands.[324] This is different from two-point complementarianism, which calls for female submission in marriage and in church. Interestingly, many biblical scholars and churches all over the world hold to one-point complementarianism.[Williams, Terran. How God Sees Women: The End of Patriarchy (pp. 151-152). Kindle Edition. ]
I have not heard this terminology before. Have you? This seems useful.