Reply to: Libby Lane

[mudskipper]

How is it hurting them?

You don't think that teaching both boy and girl children that girls should be subservient and not speak up/ask questions could be harmful? Taking it to extremes, it results in situation often found in other religions where women are forced to marry against their will, and beaten by abusive husbands.

[d000hg]

If she prays really hard to Santa she might get a box set of Breaking Bad, failing that Dexter.

You write letters to Santa, you numpty.

[woohoo]

Apparently the Archbishop gave her a Bible by way of congratulations. Seems like rather a thoughtless gift, as she's probably already got one. A box set or an iTunes voucher would have been better.

If she prays really hard to Santa she might get a box set of Breaking Bad, failing that Dexter.

[vetran]

Even the twat that's being ordained next week will get one.

bit of a rude way to describe the next woman bishop!

seriously its not B'liar is it?

[TheFaQQer]

Apparently the Archbishop gave her a Bible by way of congratulations. Seems like rather a thoughtless gift, as she's probably already got one. A box set or an iTunes voucher would have been better.

All new bishops get a new copy.

Even the twat that's being ordained next week will get one.

[d000hg]

How is it hurting them?

[mudskipper]

I thought you were a fan of the "let people do what makes them happy if it doesn't hurt anyone" philosophy? Following that logic IF a woman is happy with a role of supporting her husband isn't that OK? (note: I'm not saying that IS the correct biblical teaching, just playing )

I am. But if that's what they then teach their daughters/sons it is hurting someone, IMO. I guess if you believe that that's "right" then you'd argue it's not hurting anyone.

[d000hg]

Hmmm. And while I don't generally hold with the "anti religion" mob, as long as there are more than a few fringe loons who think stuff like this is relevant today there is a big problem. And I know that many Christian women also think it's relevant, not just the men.

I thought you were a fan of the "let people do what makes them happy if it doesn't hurt anyone" philosophy? Following that logic IF a woman is happy with a role of supporting her husband isn't that OK? (note: I'm not saying that IS the correct biblical teaching, just playing )

[GlenW]

It's a special bible. He's crossed out 1 Corinthians 14:33-35 & 1 Timothy 2:11-12 and initialled the changes.

Are they the bits where the beautiful lady in the tower lets her hair down so the hero can climb up or where the children make a trail with bread crumbs and the birds eat them?

[mudskipper]

It's a special bible. He's crossed out 1 Corinthians 14:33-35 & 1 Timothy 2:11-12 and initialled the changes.

Hmmm. And while I don't generally hold with the "anti religion" mob, as long as there are more than a few fringe loons who think stuff like this is relevant today there is a big problem. And I know that many Christian women also think it's relevant, not just the men.

[d000hg]

Apparently the Archbishop gave her a Bible by way of congratulations. Seems like rather a thoughtless gift, as she's probably already got one. A box set or an iTunes voucher would have been better.

It's a special bible. He's crossed out 1 Corinthians 14:33-35 & 1 Timothy 2:11-12 and initialled the changes.

[DaveB]

Maybe she hasn't got one. Perhaps she's just good at blagging.

Did't realise the Church used Freelancers,

[mudskipper]

Apparently the Archbishop gave her a Bible by way of congratulations. Seems like rather a thoughtless gift, as she's probably already got one. A box set or an iTunes voucher would have been better.

Maybe she hasn't got one. Perhaps she's just good at blagging.

[NickFitz]

Apparently the Archbishop gave her a Bible by way of congratulations. Seems like rather a thoughtless gift, as she's probably already got one. A box set or an iTunes voucher would have been better.

[d000hg]

Have you told some of the male bishops and archbishops they need some work on their teeth?

No, for the same reason.