complementarianism
Complementarianism is a theological view that holds that men and women are equal in value and dignity but have been created with distinct roles and responsibilities, particularly within the church and the family. This view often draws upon interpretations of various biblical passages, such as those found in the Pauline epistles, to support the idea that men are divinely designated for leadership roles, such as pastors or elders, while women are called to different, but equally valuable, forms of service and influence.
The concept of complementarity suggests that these differences are not hierarchical or indicative of superiority but
This perspective is contrasted with egalitarianism, which argues for the equal opportunity and leadership of both