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gengwall, (255)

This is how NN defined at my request “inequivalent”:

“In this case “inequivalent” means that two “objects” (people) are not the same in the sense that you cannot reverse the relational statement concerning them and have it hold true (mathematically we would say that the relationship between them is not transitive).”
http://nuallan.livejournal.com/53190.html

I conceded the point that a man is always a husband and not a wife and the woman is always a wife and not a husband.

However, they are both each other spouse and partner, in addition, they are co-heirs together with Christ, sons of God within the family of God, members of the Body of Christ, co-laborers in the Kingdom of God, vice-regents of God’s creation…