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We will catch them, but we will not
keep them

Where do you get the preachers? Not in the
seminaries. You get them from the harvest.  
Women are in the harvest.

We make every effort to reach women, but we
fall short when it comes to allowing them the
full expression of their faith. The only place we
will send them to preach is on a foreign soil
speaking a strange language for a few years.

It is hypocritical to send women to mission
fields where they help start churches, and lead
people to Christ.  Even baptizing the new
believers, and then when they come home to
their local church, they cannot even serve the
Lord's Supper.  
"Remember you must submit to
your husband.  Even when you
know he's wrong.  You just have to
do it, and then he stands
accountable at the judgment."

Is her husband the sacrificial lamb for her? He
has no power to give her authority or to take it
away from her.

Women are accountable directly to God for their
actions, and their salvation comes directly from
God. Not through our husbands. Each person,
man and woman, is accountable to God for their
own actions. (1 Peter 3:7)

Baptists believe in the priesthood of the
believer, not the priesthood of the husband.  
1 Peter 3:7
The Message

"The same goes for
you husbands.  Be
good husbands to
your wives. Honor
them, delight in
them. As women
they lack some of
your advantages.
But in the new life
of God's grace,
you're equals.  Treat
your wives, then, as
equals so your
prayers don't run
aground."
Lack of respect
for women is an
age-old problem.

Peter affirmed that  
women are equal
with the man,
in Christ and
in the home.
"I learned as a child that a husband is like a second God, that I should obey
whatever he says," An Afghan woman was quoted as saying.
(Associated Press - Kabul) October 3, 2009
I am Loved, I am Honored! I am Revered!
...as long as I stay in my pen
Trying to fit a 21st Century woman into a First century dress

It doesn't fit.
It was never intended to fit forever.
We educate our women today.
We allow them to think and to work and use their God-given gifts.  
Today we know that a woman has a soul.

We welcome our men into the 21st century,
but we insist our women adhere to the First Century culture as is interpreted in
the Baptist Faith and Message 2000