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Kay, I tried posting my comments on Mike’s site a second time, and if I read the message that popped up, I think it went through but will be posted later. And I think your are correct in your assessm...

pinklight, I believe that Paul was especially talking about the issue of sin since he said in 2 Cor 13:2 > 2 Corinthians 13:2 (NASB95) > 2I have previously said when present the second time, and ...

Jennifer, > “Cheryl, God has used women many times when men might not listen:” This says to me that God does not limit himself to only using people and resources that are easily accepted.  That mean...

There’s a website called Christians for Biblical Equality. I’m not affiliated with them. I mention it because they have outstanding scholarly articles about the passages used in the debate regarding w...

Kristen, Thank you for answering my question- it is helpful. But your whole answer is like is said earlier…historical revisionism. You say we need to think the ways the greeks did and i agree. Yet wh...

Okay, believe it or not I have a bit of spare time today and I read Mark’s comment. I must answer. Mark, You are doing a switch and bait. You are talking about a principle and then redefining it so...

Mark, You said: > You say Paul says it shameful…Paul says the opposite that a woman should wear it… You better have another look at the inspired words, because Paul doesn’t say she “should” wear i...

Mark, I am continually amazed at how you refuse to engage the challenge and yet you come back as if you can find another source of accusation against me now charging me with being “selective” in the...

The other issue that I was pushing Mark on was the question of whether the head covering for the woman was a symbol of honor towards the man or only shame based. I brought out the fact that even in o...

Very good. The diagrams are the clincher. I had never heard the rationale for the virgin birth stated in that manner. It also shows the importance of kephale meaning source. Thanks muchly. Rusty...

Thanks Rusty. Yes I think the diagrams do help to show how important the Greek word for head – kephale – is for expressing the meaning of source. In my mind there can be no other meaning for Adam as h...

Great post, I too like the diagrams. Also I noticed the parallel that Eve was created from the body of Adam. Like we Christians are made (bornagain) by the Holy Spirit and made the body (church) of J...

Martin, you are right. God is the ultimate source. He has created us in the physical realm and also given us our new birth through Jesus our Savior....

Hello K, Men do not carry a different sin nature than women do. We are all born in sin and all of us have inherited the sin nature. This sin nature comes from Adam through the father’s seed. Since ...

Regardless of your view on women in ministry, your view on sin is extremely dangerous. You are basically justifying anyone who sins because they were deceived. It’s the old Flip Wilson “The devil made...

Now you’re really falling apart, “Chris”. I quoted scripture and even bolded the “deception” words. Talk about reading comprehension problems! How do you weasel out of what is plainly written there? T...

We have gone through this exercise before but it bears repeating. Even if we read a passage over and over we are influenced by the bias of the translation (assuming we are reading the same or only a f...

Cool blog. I have been thinking on this scripture for some time. I never hear who believe that women can preach preach on this scripture. They simply stop before they get to it or skip over it. It’s...

#1 Cheryl, your last comment was four pages single spaced when I copied into a word document. This post and the comments we are all making here may be your first book! 🙂 I am going to address several...

Michael, Martin, Paula – go ahead and continue to discuss the issues as I work on my responses. I may not be as fast as you folks are 🙂 Michael: Regarding your first post (#1).  You said:  “Cher...