[Vision2020] Women in Authority and Leadership!

[heirdoug at netscape.net]

Yes, Paul, It is true!

All women are just as sinful as all men. They are in need of a Savior 
just like you or I.

But can you imagine what would be traveling around V2020 if either of 
these women were members of Christ Church here in Moscow?

That really was my point. Those that wish to crucify Doug Wilson 
because of the sins of a few individuals, who happen to sin openly, is 
the whole reason for most of the comments here on V2020. They only wish 
to comment negatively when it can be directly or indirectly traced back 
to Christ Church or Doug Wilson. All of the comments about these two 
women will come back just like your whiny voice. "Well men do it too!"

There will be no outcry for the victims from Deco or J. in any of these 
situations. No disdain for the perpetrators by Tom Hansan. No call for 
impeachment of the Judge or the Prosecuting attorney. It will be all 
quiet on the eastern front.

I'm just trying to point out, as a "good" Christian, the disingenuous 
actions by those that hold their self-righteous candle of truth. That 
is all.

lemeno, Doug



PS, Is your "handle" god-shatter or gods-hatter?





-----Original Message-----

From: Paul Rumelhart <godshatter at yahoo.com>

To: heirdoug at netscape.net

Cc: vision2020 at moscow.com

Sent: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 7:45 am

Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Women in Authority and Leadership!



















Like no *man* in power has ever done something like this.





Sheesh.





By the way, I can feel the love in everyone of your posts - that's how 
I

know you're a good Christian.





Paul







heirdoug at netscape.net wrote:



> Here are a couple of stories about women in control to add to the

> current discussion.



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> From today's Spokesman Review.



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>      A former assistant varsity softball coach at Centennial High 
School

> accused of having inappropriate sexual contact with a 16-year-old

> female student in a public park in April pleaded guilty to a lesser

> charge today.



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>      Lauren Palmer was initially charged with with felony sexual 
battery

> of a minor. However, after prosecutors filed an amended complaint of

> felony injury to child, Palmer pleaded guilty to the lesser charge 
this

> afternoon in front of 4th District Judge Deborah Bail.



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>     Palmer will be sentenced Aug. 27.



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>      As part of the plea agreement , the defense plans to ask for a

> withheld judgment, meaning if Palmer successfully fulfills all the

> conditions of her probation or parole, her guilty plea will be 
removed

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>      Prosecutors have agreed not to pursue prison time and are not 
going

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>      The maximum possible penalty for felony injury to child is 10 
years

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> From the Seattle Times:



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>      The Rev. Ann Holmes Redding, a local Episcopal priest who 
announced

> she is both Muslim and Christian, will not be able to serve as a 
priest

> for a year, according to her bishop.



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>      AnnHolmesReddingDuring that year, Redding is expected to 
“reflect

> on the doctrines of the Christian faith, her vocation as a priest, 
and

> what I see as the conflicts inherent in professing both Christianity

> and Islam,” the Rt. Rev. Geralyn Wolf, bishop of the Diocese of Rhode

> Island, wrote in an e-mail to Episcopal Church leaders.



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>      Redding was ordained more than 20 years ago by the then-bishop 
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> Rhode Island, and it is that diocese that has disciplinary authority

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>      During the next year, Redding “is not to exercise any of the

> responsibilities and privileges of an Episcopal priest or deacon,” 
Wolf

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>      Timethers were critical, saying it wasn’t possible to be both

> Christian and Muslim. And some took issue with her being a leader

> within the Episcopal Church while also professing another faith.



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>      Some also saw Redding’s announcement as another sign that the

> Episcopal Church was veering too far away from Scripture, doctrine 
and

> tradition. The Episcopal Church, which is the U.S. branch of the

> worldwide Anglican Communion, is already embroiled in deep conflict

> with the Communion over scriptural interpretation on issues such as

> homosexuality and the ordination of women.



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>      Redding says she understands that “the last thing the church 
needs

> to deal with at this time is this type of doctrinal dispute. I wish 
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> could’ve been at a more convenient time. But as far as I know, I am

> responding to God’s will and God’s timing.”



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>      For her part, Redding said she didn’t feel a need to reconcile 
all

> the differences between the two faiths but felt that at the most 
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>      She believes she has not violated any of her baptismal or

> ordination vows.



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