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He made it ‘crystal’ clear that ultimately, the people for whom the Sabbath were made are infinitely ‘more’ important than the Sabbath itself. Likewise, Pastor Missy shouldn’t ultimately lose her position...nor should wabigoon’s congregation ultimately lose their church...because of the ‘rule’ that “women shouldn’t speak in the church, and that they certainly shouldn’t be leaders of men in church.”

well the Utube academy blowhard likes to give that impression,

but more importantly - Are you ready for anything anywhere and everywhere you go?

has 'ASP' made you that kind of person..That people would turn to in a church shooting?

I go to a larger church in Warren, Ohio. I am told we have some police and military people that are armed and in the church during services. I find that hard to believe when there are NO CARRYING stickers on all the doors.
I told one of the older part-time pastors that the church is a free kill zone, he didn't like that.

I'm not a huge fan of the man. In fact, he has me shadow banned from comments on his videos. I subscribe only to see the videos of encounters with criminals.

Good choice. No matter what you do,you'll be doing it wrong and surely be going to hell anyway, according to what I've learned here......

That alleged "rule" wasn't even written by "Paul". The three Pastoral Epistles are know forgeries.

In Romans 16, and "Authentic Paul" letter, he demonstrates much different feeling towards women. I think Paul would of been pretty comfortable with the Pastor Missy.

Boy those jesuits have you all screwed up....

Our meeting last night was three men, nine women.

I went to a Bible study last night too. I was the third man, there were 8 women. The session was lead by a woman.
Two comments - the woman leading the session was in the model of those mentioned in Romans 16, who were mostly nuns. Because Romans 16 doesn't refer to the holy sacrifice of the mass.

Second - an 8:3 ratio doesn't bode well for the health of the Church.

You are correct, I would not have thought the county seat town was small. it is now. To paraphrase, "Heaven, we have a problem."

Tyrone,

If they were nuns Romans was written much later then Christians claim.

That is the norm for small country churches, something that some of the people who attend large churches do not get. Many of the small churches would cease to exist if not for the women who attend.

I don't think they were formal nuns, belonging to orders like Carmelites, but they did take vows of chastity like nuns. They probably performed works of mercy and charity like modern nuns. It's probable that they even performed miracles. But Romans 16 doesn't say what they did, they could have simply been great at serving coffee to the men, although I believe their roles were greater than something that simple.

We do know that women did not receive the sacrament of Holy Orders like men and therefore were not comparable to modern deacons in the RCC.

https://www.catholicweekly.com.au/w...-not-translate-to-modern-female-deacons/

Our church is about 170 years old, we have our third woman pastor in a row, after having none all that time before.

Well, yes, I carry in church. So does the pastor and his wife... as well as several others. Hope we never have to deal with the need for the pistols.

Further, there are at least two guys that .... given the nod from the pastor, will go and deal with disruptive and unruly folks in the pews. Designated heavies if you will. He looks out over the congregation and sees more than we in the pews do.

In all my years, I’ve only kicked out one group of three loud mouthed teenagers. It was easy to do. There were astonished when I confronted them and told them to sit quietly or leave. They chose to leave.