EQUAL - Jones, Robin
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Discerning the context of Paul's letters overturns the teaching that women must be silent. Below the surface a different message emerges. Paul encouraged women to prophesy and was scathing of those trying to silence them. In one of the biggest blunders possible, see how the church followed traditions of men believing they were following the teachings of Paul.

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Discerning the context of Paul's letters overturns the teaching that women must be silent. Below the surface a different message emerges. Paul encouraged women to prophesy and was scathing of those trying to silence them. In one of the biggest blunders possible, see how the church followed traditions of men believing they were following the teachings of Paul.
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ROBIN is the middle child of five. He has three sisters and a brother. He is from a mixed heritage family. His father had a first nations mother and a west Indian father. His grandfather was the first black teacher in Toronto in 1923. His great, great grandfather was a slave from Gambia (Africa) and was smuggled up through the United States via the Underground Railway to Ontario in the 1800s. His mother is Irish heritage. He tries to write a poem and to meet a new person everyday when possible. Robin now resides in Victoria British Columbia and loves to return home to Toronto, Ontario where his roots and family are.