Truthseeker

Don,  that is fascinating that the ‘man’ may refer to a group that includes females!  When I checked scripture4all’s interlinear version of the verse, I noticed that the Greek above ‘man’ as in ‘Christ is the head of every man’ and the Greek above ‘man’ as in ‘the head of the woman is the man’ are different.  What is the difference?  I need to know Greek!

Also, one of the responses given to me regarding the problem with Christ being the head of every man, if we view ‘man’ here to mean all men-saved and unsaved, is that Christ could be their authority in one sense even if they don’t acknowledge it; in the same way that God is the Supreme authority over mankind, Satan, etc. even if unacknowledged as such.