Certainly we get surprised occasionally.   The circumcision debate was really a question about circumcision for  gentile believers,   I'd hardly call it upside down.   But certainly people think circumcision has been abolished as an obligation.  That is backwards,  circumcision remains. 
  
I think a lot of people who want to negate Paul's admonitions in Timothy make 'I do not suffer a woman to teach'  as restrictive as possible.   The 1878 Signs of the Times article limited it to the idea of a teaching 'elder'.  Ie,  a preacher.
 
Man not God takes the law of God and makes it of no effect.  The Seventh-day  Sabbath is exhibit A. 

Maybe you agree that God turned our Sabbath understanding upside down without negating the day. 

God is not all in for equality.  Each person is too unique for God to love all of us equally.