Do you believe that women should be shamefaced in church and learn in silence and with all due submission?

Question

Okay, I know the rules say that if a wife has a question about a teaching she should ask her husband at home because it is shameful for a woman to speak in the church, however, what do you think of women writing down questions on notecards and then handing them to a male relative such as a father, uncle, husband, brother, etc. That way he could read the question and if it was a good question, he could ask the teacher for her. She could do it in a submissive manner to like, "Uncle (insert name), will you please ask the teacher what he means by (insert topic)?" This way a woman would still be learning in silence and submission but still be able to 'ask' questions via her male relative (or male friend if she doesn't have one). I really do think sometimes women can have some really good questions coming from a feminine angle. What do you think?

Answer 1

SPANKY..ur going off the deep edge again, into the dark zone..no one there to pull u back?

Answer 2

I completely disagree with this one. Have you ever played the game telephone when you were a kid? You know the game I'm talking about. You have a bunch of kids all lined up. One kid whispers something in the next kid's ear who whispers it to the next, and so forth to the end of the line. The last kid to hear the message repeats it out loud. Most often, the message is absolutely nothing like what the original kid said. If women are forced to keep their mouths shut when they question anything, be it in school or in church, they will never know the real answers to anything. Say I have a question about a particular passage in the Bible. I have a male relative or friend (as you would prefer) ask a question for me for clarification. They return with an answer that only sparks more questions. Wouldn't it be better for me to just ask the teacher directly? If I could have a dialog directly with the teacher, all of my questions would be answered through the course of the conversation.

As for being shamefaced in church, we are all created in God's image. Why should we feel shame? God certainly doesn't want us to feel shameful. As for being in church, it is not necessary to be silent, but all should be respectful.

Answer 3

Shamefaced~particular. Shamefaced could sound derogatory yet all it extremely potential is particularly modest or shy; bashful. Silent~no. while Paul replaced into teaching that a woman could desire to save silent, he replaced into referencing the actuality that returned then if a woman did no longer comprehend some thing she could holler at her husband (who replaced into around the room) to have him clarify it. Paul replaced into attempting to resign this from disrupting the provider. in recent times, women study the Bible in basic terms plenty (if no extra desirable than) maximum men so we don't could desire to holler to our husband's to describe something. i think it extremely is significant for women and men to worship, mutually as in church. I sing, clap, and pray in my church. even regardless of the undeniable fact that, I do have faith it extremely is incorrect for a woman to evangelise in church because of the fact the Bible of course states that a woman shouldn't usurp authority.

Answer 4

Is a good idea, women should be silence in a church, if we want to ask something, we shuold said it to the man so she can keep quiet during a mass.

Answer 5

Sorry Sandstorm, I'm quiet in church to be respectful to God, not my male relatives.

Answer 6

Shamefaced? Why should I be ashamed? I am not the one who wants more than one spouse.

Answer 7

Passing notes in church? What grade are you in?

Answer 8

Oh....Dear Sandstorm....

Answer 9

I think you're long-winded, uneducated and boring.

Answer 10

oh hell no.......