The postscript, where I cite early Jewish and Christian texts that refer to a primaeval human having a male and female side, is slowly growing.
https://t.co/Q5eKECDAg5
@hejsonja@underhiswings46 @NijayKGupta And, you could argue: look at the fruit of men in leadership. For example it led to worhipping saints and teachings about purgatory.
@hejsonja@underhiswings46 @NijayKGupta @hejsonja this depends also on how you read the texts. I mean women has always had leading poisitions, even in the NT. This is not a new thing. So, we then need to look at the fruit throughout all church history.
@hejsonja @NijayKGupta @underhiswings46 But, like I said. Let´s agree to disagree and have a blessed day! If you are interested in studying another view I higly recommend this site: https://t.co/LTIpD8ENWd
@hejsonja @NijayKGupta @underhiswings46 My point is that there are a lot of people that holds the Bible high that change their minds on this subject. And that those questions are diffrent.
@frupark Jag älskar grammatik. Men, jag tycker också att det är ok att språk utvecklas. Även om jag själv uppskattar de och dem, tycker jag faktiskt att det skulle vara en ok utveckling att istället använda dom.
I've just put together this resource of entries on authenteō (authentein) in Greek-English lexicons.
This word is found in 1 Timothy 2:12:
"I do not allow a woman to teach, or 'to domineer a man/ husband' (authentein andros) ..."
https://t.co/ybGy1V7Wkm