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Old 10-05-2007, 06:26 PM   #11
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Very few lessons or doctrinal messages reference the historical role of women. Are you all afraid?
I'm not responsible for church curricula, but when Gordon and I have lunch next, I'll chat with him about it.

Have you done an analysis of church lessons and discovered this empirically? Is the number of lessons on women truly disproportionate to the number of stories in the scripture? Must it be otherwise to properly teach the doctrine?

This question reminds me of the Supreme Court debates. There are those who believe that if the 9 people on the court don't perfectly reflect the demographics of America, then their perspective is necessarily flawed.
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