Treatment of women, Social Justice, The poor

There are 3 primary views in Christian ethics on the roles of women.
Biblical patriarchy: upholds the view that there should be a hierarchy of male over female authority.
Christian egalitarianism: argues that the Bible supports “mutual submission” and maintains that positions of authority and responsibility in marriage and religion should be equally available to females as well as males.
Complementarianism: contains aspects of both of the above views, viewing women as “ontologically equal” but “functionally different.”