[TexasFreeper2009]

I have no issue with women preachers, and have always found it ironic that Catholics who have the biggest hangup about this, have no issue praying to Mary.

[Morgana]

” found it ironic that Catholics who have the biggest hangup about this,”

I grew up Baptist and they had a hang up about it. Some of them still do. The IFB’s and others like them.

Also when I was growing up I never knew of any female pastors. In fact the first one I ever heard of was around 1994 at a local Presbyterian Church. That was rare and we were shocked. Now they are commonplace.

[Angelino97]

I have no issue with women preachers,

Paul did.

[rollo tomasi]

If you knew and understood their Catechism it would not be ironic but understandable (Ordination of presbyteros who were all men for obvious reasons). Stay ignorant and throw those stones I guess. And add to the freeper upstream, Paul had an issue with female leadership (Men more “stoic” in general, effeminate fags and women not so much). Now effeminate fags and females are spreading in the pulpits while Churches are weakening/watering down the Gospel based on emotional gobbledygook.

[BereanBrain]

What other parts of scripture do you feel are no longer relevant?

[stanne]

“ I have no issue with women preachers, and have always found it ironic that Catholics who have the biggest hangup about this, have no issue praying to Mary.”

When I ask myself what does your comment have to do with Jimmy Carter or the decisions his church makes the answer is this is an anticatholic website. Any remote opportunity to bash Catholicism will be utilized

That’s all.

The question I suggest you ask yourself is what difference does it make in your life. Very often it is a Catholic who believes he can effectively renounce Catholicism after receiving th
E sacraments who throws insults hoping to feel better about his choice