Fair enough, but I don't think you can read the passage in 1 Timothy to require a bishop to be married - merely that a bishop cannot be married to more than one woman. That may refer to a prohibition on divorce and remarriage, or on a prohibition against polygamy (both reasonable requirements, in my opinion).
Then explain away 1 Timothy 3:4 where it says the have had to prove themselves capable by managing a household and children prior to being considered for leadership positions.