About the 'headship heresy.'

The principle of interpreting Paul 's words and actions and Jesus Christ's words and actions concerning women and headship literally is very consistent with the way Seventh-day Adventists have tended to interpret all the scripture.  We tend to let scripture interpret itself.


A heresy is a hetrodoxical doctrine, heresy is at variance with orthodox doctrine.   Considering the history of Women's Ordination in the Seventh-day Adventist church and the traditional/orthodox understanding of texts like 1 Cor. 11:3  (...the head of the woman is man) I think you should walk back the heresy charge.  The significant segment of N American Adventists that oppose Women's Ordination are not heretics. Not if the word heresy means something other than a doctrine you don't like. (What do you propose to do with us, the so-called heretics?) Just curious.