The Catholic Church allowed married priests at one time. They based that on Scripture. Now you reject that Scripture. If the Church begins ordaining married men, will you drop your opposition to married priests? I think you need to consider this since a new Pope is just around the corner.
Just for you, I'll repeat it only once more. You are now misquoting Scriptures. It isn't "must be the husband of one wife", but "must be the husband of but one wife".
As the overwhelming majority of Christians believe this to be an upper limit on the number of wives (whether in total or concurrently - depends on who you ask), and not a requirement to be married, your assertion that your interpretation is correct is not only, at this point, unsupported, but also largely unbelieved by professed Christians throughout the world.
A bare assertion isn't even an argument. And even if you were able to muster an argument for your assertion, you still haven't told me the source of your peculiar authority to interpret Scripture.
Thanks for all your efforts,
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