text: Please advise the name of the *man from Cape Cod Jesus sent out to preach His word.
  
  *or the Croation...or the nuclear physicist...or the speaker of Latin...or the Pole...or the electrician...or the radiologist...or the astronaut...or the computer scientist...or the TV evangelist...or the fly fisherman...or the insurance salesman...or_______.
  
  Please don't say, "But they weren't 'available' to Jesus at that brief time in history, but women were there and he rejected them." 
  
  Availability to Christ--to do anything--was never, ever to be restricted by the constraints of a fast-fleeting moment in human history or by mere momentary demographics.
  
  That would make the priesthood not only elite, but elitist. 
  
  That would mean Jesus a) consciously and b) strategically chose to REJECT and/or EXCLUDE women. What in His experience ever taught us He would do such exclusionary things to over half the people his Father created? 
  
  A priesthood based on the primacy of physiology? Really?