Women and men are both created in the image of God.  Both men and women image what it is to be the Body of Christ.  Men image Christ as head, women image Christ as body.

I don't recall claiming that there is an ontological difference between the human nature of men and women.  Gender, however, is ontological.  Women and women and men are men.  Gender is not a subjective reality.  It is objective. 

I never claimed there is an ontological difference in the priesthood of Baptism.  Gracious!  Where did you get that idea? 

I am speaking about the Ministerial Priesthood which is something entirely different. What are you talking about? If you are going to deny that the Ministerial Priesthood exist--as the Women's Ordination Conference suggest---welcome to the Protestant Church.  That is what they believe. That is part of what the "Reformation" was over. 

If you are going to claim Jesus never ordained anyone, why all the fuss?  The solution lies in not ordaining men!