Question 11: Does the woman have a symbol of authority on her head, or authority over her own head? (exousia debate)

Three options if woman has the authority: (1) authority to choose her clothing (Keener's view), (2) authority to pray/prophesy, (3) authority over angels. If it's a symbol of authority: it represents male authority the woman is under (only complementarian option). The stakes: egalitarians NEED this to not be complementarian; complementarians don't need v.10 (they have evidence elsewhere) but it strengthens their case. Mike examines Morna Hooker's argument that exousia never has passive sense, and Tom Schreiner's seven-point rebuttal.