I am amazed at the in-credible, extreme attempts of creative apologetics that seek to negate the clear and explicit teaching of Scripture, that the man is the head of the women, as God is the head of Christ, and as He is of the church And in fact, when it gets to that chapter (1 Cor. 11) it vainly seeks to remove the idea of authority from that Divine order, as well as convolute the rest of it in order to negate what it, and the whole of Scripture, contextually makes obvious. The specious feminist conjecture is just as bad in chapter 14 and 1 Tim. 2, etc.
This is not the place to do a point by point rebuttal of that page, in which every most paragraph wrests the meaning of Biblical text, and only those who love deception would be persuaded by this attempt to distort it. Perhaps I have the time and strength I may attend to it if it seems necesary.