Monthly Archives: January 2013
Holy Communion rooted in the Passover Celebration
Throughout history, there has been different views on the Holy Communion, but what all Christians believe is that it is a Christian Sacrament done in remembrance of what Jesus did on the Cross. However, what splits Christians is what Jesus … Continue reading
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How should we interpret the reference to Adam and Eve in 1 Timothy 2:11-14?
The same friend of mine that I referenced in my previous blog about women in ministry reminded me that half of the Anglican Church actually ordains women as pastors, and those who don’t base their arguments on Scripture rather on … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Timothy, Adam, Eve, Genesis 1 and 2, Paul, Women in Ministry
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My view on what Scripture says on Women in Ministry
I was asked by a friend of mine to give him some reasons on why I believe that women can be elders or Senior Pastors of any church. That Scripture does not teach against this belief. My friend along with … Continue reading
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Tagged Ministry, religion, roman catholic church, Scripture, tradition, Women
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