Chili

If you know where heaven is at it is easy to be infallible. It is as easy as saying: "come, follow me, I know where to go and how to get there." Once you are 'half way' there the rest is "as easy as eating and drinking" according to William Golding. It is much like standing on top of the Eifel tower wondering how anybody could ever get lost down below.

John will tell us if Judaism should change.

Chili

You mean no meat on Friday is against natural law?

But it is impossible for women to be priests according to natural wherein the church represents the body of man and the sanctuary the faculty of reason.

The stage will not change in this area.

Bob Jones sound like an interesting fellow. Isn't that which he calls salvation we call hell?

Chili

I wrote" To be blunt, Catholics have Christ among us and know better than to ordain women as priests and this same cannot be said for Jews who's land between the Tigris and Euphrates is occupied by self proclaimed Israelites. It really has nothing to do with females but with the identity of woman placed opposite to human wherein our humanity is the left brain and our womanity the soul of man. To reverse these would be to reverse heaven and hell and that is just what it will do.

We have the same movement in Bible Christianity where Bob Jones & co (I did not read the article, but maybe later) are self proclaimed Christians trying to work out their salvation until they die . . . which they surely will and this becomes hell in the eyes of those who complete this race in 42 months or less. Go to Rev. 13 and read all about the difference.

So therefore, I kind of like Bobby Jones.

Wallener

Well, that's a res ipsa loquitor...

Chili

The Church knows that to get into heaven "like god" (as in Gen.3) must become "God" (as in Gen.1) and the isolation of the woman as woman (in Gen.2) is the difference between these two, wherefore in the New Jerusalem the woman was no longer.

So it is impossible to replace 'like god' with the woman on the pulpit for she must be mediator between God and like-god. We call it a faith issue but these are the metaphysics behind it.

Again, it has nothing to do with females but with the function of 'woman' in the mind of males. It is only by accepting this truth in faith that females are excluded from the priesthood . . . which becomes a contradiction in faith if it was reversed and that would be a wrong done to females.