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The number of times homosexuality is condemned leaves no room for confusion as to what the Bloke upstairs thinks about the practice. Those who choose not to observe this prohibition are quite entitled to their beliefs however no religious franchise that supposedly regards the bible as inspired has any business catering to them. As for the ruling about women, surely you don't believe we wouldn't be infinitely better off had the red-headed witch not decided on a political career?? Come to think of it, we'd be better off if the RAbbott had never trained as a priest, but thats a story for another day. Most of your other points can be resolved by reference to original texts, translations in general leave a lot to be desired, especially considering that the majority are based on the catholic vulgate. There was in fact no intent that women could neither vote nor teach, they were only meant to be subservient to their husbands but were welcome to 'teach' in any other capacity. Note the number of significant females mentioned in connection with first century ecclesias (which were very different to what contemporary society regards as 'churches')