Denying God’s Fatherhood Denies Fathers
The Federalist
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Denying God’s fatherhood, motivated by a misplaced affinity for diversity and inclusion, or perhaps a deep feeling of pain from our own broken or non-existent relationship with our fathers, results in the unintended byproduct of further disconnecting us from the fact that we all need fathers.
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- • The article argues that rejecting God as Father undermines the importance of human fatherhood.
- • Modern efforts toward diversity and inclusion drive the push to remove masculine language from theology.
- • The theological link between the Father and the Son is central to this argument.
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