The Theology of Ordination Study Committee (TOSC) issued a consensus statement.  It said nothing about how it would be all right to ordain women.  (so much for your vast majority).  

It did say this:  Biblical examples of ordained persons include elders/supervising elders and deacons, the document says, as well as “elders who were itinerant and supervised greater territory with multiple congregations.”   

The TOSC reached a biblical consensus about ordination for:  elders, supervising elders, deacons and itinerant elders supervising multiple churches.  Notice how the TOSC confined itself to  'elders and deacons'.  The historical reality is both in the New Testament and in the Seventh-day Adventist church women did not serve as either deacons or elders.  Recent controversial innovations not withstanding.  It is a matter of fidelity to scripture.

Monte, do you think I represent a splinter group?   I'm clinging to the past, it is true.  I'm clinging to the biblical past.