[trapped_in_LA]

I think that he missed the boat, most churches have already surrendered to the feminist movement. It is rare to see any church following the bibles prohibition on women teaching in the churches (1Timothy 2:11-13, 1Corinthians 4:33-35). Because of that most churches go from being led by men to being mis-led by women to having homosexuals in leadership positions. It was a process that began with compromises that seemed harmless but ultimately have proven to be lethal to the body of Christ.

[cloudmountain]

I think that he missed the boat, most churches have already surrendered to the feminist movement. It is rare to see any church following the bibles prohibition on women teaching in the churches (1Timothy 2:11-13, 1Corinthians 4:33-35). Because of that most churches go from being led by men to being mis-led by women to having homosexuals in leadership positions. It was a process that began with compromises that seemed harmless but ultimately have proven to be lethal to the body of Christ.

I go to the Catholic Church. They do have altar girls but after ALL THESE YEARS there are still no women priests.
The Church has ALWAYS gotten holy heck from other Christian denominations for the failure to allow women priests. I was always very proud of the Church for holding on to that Judaic/Christian tradition of male priests. I do understand that some liberal Jewish traditions DO have women rabbis now. Maybe I'm wrong.

[fwdude]

I think that he missed the boat, most churches have already surrendered to the feminist movement.

You mean most mainline churches have, and even those are not monolithic in allowing this unbiblical travesty. Very very few baptist or other traditional evangelical churches have fallen to this error. Even many Episcopalian churches still resist the feminist heresy. The Episcopal diocese in my own Ft Worth is one that separated because of the degeneracy of what that pit of vipers had become.

[reaganbooster]

It is rare to see any church following the bibles prohibition on women teaching in the churches (1Timothy 2:11-13, 1Corinthians 4:33-35).

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I’m a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)
and our membership believes the bible is the inspired word of God. We are often criticized for not allowing women to teach or preach. Some say our women members are treated like 2nd class citizens. Nothing can be further from the truth.

Shamefully, other liberal churches choose to condemn us as much as non-believing feminists. Most Christian churches in the U.S have fallen away from the word of God. Leadership positions have been infiltrated by secular humanists and homosexual sympathizers. The Bible means little to them and will only twist and distort their meaning to justify their liberal teachings.