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Isn't obvious enough that the context of Paul's teaching was concerning the pastoral office and this not being a calling women should have? I agreed with that several times here.

Yeah, which is why I brought it up.

And why it was so bizarre for you to start talking about women schoolteachers.

For Mrs. Don-o...RCIA is for those who haven't yet entered the church. The classes I went to were outright heretical, including a film portraying the Holy Spirit as a woman... Taught, yes, by a woman. /facedesk>

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Isn't it obvious enough that the context of Paul's teaching was concerning the pastoral office and this not being a calling women should have? I agreed with that several times here.

Yeah, which is why I brought it up. And why it was so bizarre for you to start talking about women schoolteachers.

Nothing bizarre at all. I brought it up because you stated:

Show me where St. Paul said, "I'm ok with women teaching men, as long as they hide their sex in an internet forum to do it." /dry>

Starting to see a context yet?

And as for participating on these forums and what to expect from others, I never said a word about wanting men to treat me differently because I was a woman. That was something you presumed. I've just seen Paul's admonition about women "teaching" men thrown at me as an excuse for why they won't. It's a weak cop-out. Thankfully, there have only been three or four who tried it over the 10+ years I've been here.