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THIS IS NOT THE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH, THIS TITLE IS INCORRECT!

http://www.antiochian.org/about

SEE:

""...The Antiochian Archdiocese, under the leadership of His Eminence Metropolitan Philip Saliba, sees itself on a mission to bring America to the ancient Orthodox Christian Faith. We join our brothers and sisters in the various other Orthodox Christian jurisdictions affiliated through SCOBA (the Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the Americas) — Greek, Orthodox Church in America, Romanian, Ukrainian, and more — in this endeavor. In less than 20 years the Archdiocese has doubled in size to well over 200 churches and missions throughout the United States and Canada. ...""

The Greek Orthodox church is HERE http://www.goarch.org

DO NOT BE SUCKERD.

You are right. It was an over generalization. I have noticed that I can discuss politics sometimes (rarely) at work with men I disagree with, but when I try to do it with women who disagree with me they tend to get emotional and see me as "cold". I am not cold. I am male.

I read Ann Coulters book and although I think it is VERY good and well written, I see why her detractors call her (M)ann Coulter. If you did not know who wrote it, it smacks of being written by a man.

Fact is that, generally speaking, men and women are different and, again generally speaking, they do not discuss/argue under the same rules. When I say I don't argue politics and religion with women and ignore them or say, "that is an interesting position", I am not saying they are "worse" than me. I am only saying they are different and I choose not to play by their rules.

Also, from a Christian perspective, a womans minister is her father first, her husband second, and her minister third. I really have nothing to say to them on things of importance.

Call me old fashioned. I am VERY "male". My wife loves me that way! She is also VERY female! We embrace our roles. It works very well.