Presbyterians
who hold to the WCF believe that Paul’s writings about women in the church were
meant for the church for all time. I don’t believe
that. I believe that Paul was writing for local conditions at the time he
lived – practical solutions to solve problems in local churches.
Also, at the
time the WCF, and even later, only the pastor was educated; so the
relationship between the pastor and his congregation was consistent with that
state of affairs. Today, it is possible for anyone with a decent IQ and sufficient determination to learn and know as much
theology as most pastors. Churches adhering to the WCF do not make
allowances for this (and other) changes that time has made to world societies.
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