According to Campolo in Adventures of Missing the Point, "Scholars believe this is what Paul refers to when he says 1 Cor 14:35" (145). ... Paul refers to many ordained women in the Bible. ... In Romans 16:1-2, Paul commends Phoebe, a leader in the church of Cenchrea, as a noteworthy Christian (Holy, 948), which contradicts the interpretation of 1 Timothy 2:11-15 where Paul "excludes" women from teaching or leading. ... Scripture is alluded to when people argue that Paul specifically left women out of leadership positions within the church. However, there is good reaso...

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The successful Revolution against England gave the American people newfound independence and the opportunity to create a new government of their own design and intent. It gave them a changed society in which privilege and bloodlines counted for little and ideals and human equality counted for much....

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All world religions have dedicated substantial thought and consideration towards regulating a body of morals and norms, particularly regarding sexuality and gender roles. Christianity, and principally, the Catholic denomination, advocates the delegation of roles to both genders while confirming equa...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate