Have Protestant churches remained faithful to the theology of the Reformers on family and gender, or have they quietly drifted under the influence of nineteenth- and twentieth-century social movements? In Honor Thy Fathers, Zachary Garris examines what Calvin, Luther, Knox, Vermigli, and other leading Reformers actually taught about male authority in the home, the church, and civil society, and then compares those teachings with the practice of contemporary Protestant churches. Garris argues that feminist assumptions have been smuggled into the bedrock of modern Christian thinking in ways most believers have not recognized, resulting in a significant departure from the Reformed tradition. Drawing on primary sources and engaging with current debates, Honor Thy Fathers issues a call for the church to recover the robust, biblically grounded theology of its Reformed forefathers regarding men, women, and the structures God has ordained for human flourishing. Foreword by Joseph A. Pipa.