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It doesn't matter who teaches as long as its the Word of God.
Of course it doesn't if the Word if God is irrelevant to you and if it is, what you are teaching is likely to be suspect.
Is your mind still carnal that you still judge from outer appearance.
Discerning according to scripture is not carnal.
We are not talking about whether a woman can share the gospel. The question is "Do you support female pastors" and by that I take it to mean "do you support women having the leadership of churches." The church today has this strange idea that the gospel is preached from a church pulpit whereas Jesus said to go into ALL THE WORLD and make disciples. He didn't say to go into all the pulpits in religious buildings to preach the gospel. That means a woman can share the gospel anywhere as can men.A woman can sure teach and preach the Gospel because all Christians have to reach the world for Christ regardless of sex.Woman can teach men who know not God and the truth
Not that a man is greater than a woman except for the flesh.The Bible says that in the Lord a man and a woman is equal and that is because the only thing that separates a man and a woman is the flesh,but the spirit and soul are the same,and the saints will put off the flesh and have glorified bodies.
I know plenty of male "pastors" who should NOT be preaching the gospel.
Wrong. [SUP] [/SUP]When Paul said that women are to be silent in church, this is taken out of its context. He was specially addressing the church of Corinth.
And by the way, I respect your right to have an opinion, not necessarily the opinion itself.All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:
Wrong.
And by the way, I respect your right to have an opinion, not necessarily the opinion itself.
Now y'all don't go flaming me..I put a smiley face up there.
God was clearly and specifically talking to Cain. Paul clearly and specifically was the apostle to the gentile and he was talking to gentiles...pluralyes, all scripture is inspired by God. I will concede that point, however, some scriptures were addressed to specific people in specific circumstances. Remember when God asked Cain about his brother? He wasnt talking to me, i havent murdered anyone..just sayin...
If he was Just talking to the Corinth's then why are any of his letters in the bible, because they are all addressed to certain churches? Its because they don't JUST apply to other churches, but everyone. Paul was trying to show them the Ideal church which had a male pastor to lead. The concept that this just applies to the Corinth's is terrible logic because then I could take out almost half the NT because they are letters that "weren't addressed to me".When Paul said that women are to be silent in church, this is taken out of its context. He was specially addressing the church of Corinth.