Wilson's Stance on Women's Rights and the 19th Amendment
Doug Wilson, a pastor from Moscow, Idaho, has sparked controversy with his views on household voting and repealing the 19th Amendment, which granted women in the US the right to vote.
Wilson, co-founder of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, has been involved in several controversies, including his perspectives on Southern slavery. He co-authored the booklet "Southern Slavery as It Was" with Steve Wilkins in 1996, which was accused of downplaying the brutality of slavery and defending the right of Christians to own slaves based on biblical grounds.
Wilson's arguments have been met with strong disagreement within American evangelicalism.
- Wilson's views on the 19th Amendment have sparked a growing movement among American evangelicals who think it should be repealed.
- His perspectives on Southern slavery have been widely criticized for downplaying its brutality.
Author's summary: Wilson's stance on women's rights sparks controversy.