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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: theking on June 13, 2024, 11:18:47 AM
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If you know your sh1t, you know your sh1t regardless of gender:
Southern Baptists reject ban on women pastors in historic vote
The Southern Baptist Convention rejected Wednesday a constitutional ban on women pastors, a major victory for those within the nation's largest Protestant denomination seeking to maintain local church autonomy and soften what many considered a growing antagonism toward women in ministry.
The narrow outcome resolved a two-year political dispute about church policy, though it might not subdue the ensuing debate about women’s roles in the church. The proposed amendment was by far the most animating issue headed into this year’s SBC annual meeting, one that even colored other decision-making — including the election for SBC president.
If the measure passed, more churches were expected to voluntarily leave the Nashville-based denomination. For some, it would be due to a message downplaying women’s contributions to the church, while others saw the SBC becoming overbearing about certain doctrinal beliefs.
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It's funny Mary Magdalene was allowed to preach when she followed Jesus. :2funny:
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It's funny Mary Magdalene was allowed to preach when she followed Jesus. :2funny:
LMAO!!! Do you even know the difference between a Preacher and a witness?
Mary Magdalene was not a preacher... she was a witness and told people about what she saw. She was not using the Old Testament and teaching people about it.
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If you know your sh1t, you know your sh1t regardless of gender:
Southern Baptists reject ban on women pastors in historic vote
The Southern Baptist Convention rejected Wednesday a constitutional ban on women pastors, a major victory for those within the nation's largest Protestant denomination seeking to maintain local church autonomy and soften what many considered a growing antagonism toward women in ministry.
The narrow outcome resolved a two-year political dispute about church policy, though it might not subdue the ensuing debate about women’s roles in the church. The proposed amendment was by far the most animating issue headed into this year’s SBC annual meeting, one that even colored other decision-making — including the election for SBC president.
If the measure passed, more churches were expected to voluntarily leave the Nashville-based denomination. For some, it would be due to a message downplaying women’s contributions to the church, while others saw the SBC becoming overbearing about certain doctrinal beliefs.
Churches that claimed to be a Christian church but conformed to the world (what society deem is good) is not followers of Christ. And this movement of allowing women to be pastors (preachers) is just to appease the views of feminism. It's not Biblical doctrine. And anyone that claimed women were preacher in the Bible do not understand what a preacher is compared to a witness.