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I Cor 14:34-35

Reynolds

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How do you handle this in your churches?
Enforce it? Ignore it? Try to explain it away using the cultural argument?
 

Reynolds

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Why does the Baptist Church ignore this passage? It seems quite plain. Women are not to teach men, have authority over men, or even speak regarding teaching or administrative matters of the church.
Why is it ignored?
The best answer I have ever gotten was "Criswells wife taught a Sunday school class with men in it ". I guess Criswell is now our source for doctrine?
 

Yeshua1

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Why does the Baptist Church ignore this passage? It seems quite plain. Women are not to teach men, have authority over men, or even speak regarding teaching or administrative matters of the church.
Why is it ignored?
The best answer I have ever gotten was "Criswells wife taught a Sunday school class with men in it ". I guess Criswell is now our source for doctrine?
Why do we baptists allow missionaries who are women to be able to teach and lead in the field though?
 

Reynolds

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So they can teach sunday schools, and other women, just not mixed couples, correct? For most churches, that would mean not getting to use the pulpit!
Seems to be in line with what Paul said until your last sentence.
 

Reynolds

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Thought that we agree that women are not to be allowed to teach as the pastors, from the pu;pit!
I guess they could teach a Sunday school class of all women that met in the sanctuary. Definitely can't be pastor.
 

Earth Wind and Fire

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Why does the Baptist Church ignore this passage? It seems quite plain. Women are not to teach men, have authority over men, or even speak regarding teaching or administrative matters of the church.
Why is it ignored?
The best answer I have ever gotten was "Criswells wife taught a Sunday school class with men in it ". I guess Criswell is now our source for doctrine?
It’s not a problem in my church
 
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