What do you guys think of this question and answer?

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I think it’s a bad answer. Many people on Yahoo! Answers are simply trolls, the brand of troll this person happens to be is the brand that goes around trying to make Christians look like women-haters by quoting that passage almost always in non-related questions. Unfortunately, the answerers at Yahoo! Answers are not mature enough to take anything seriously, especially all of the atheists in the Religion & Spirituality section.

No, that’s not a generalization about all atheists; it is, however, an accurate description of the atheists at Yahoo! Answers. Just hang around there and see for yourself.
 
I can’t believe that was considered a “best” answer, let alone a reasonable one. It sounds to me like someone who has issues to resolve now, not passed along to the next generation.

Personally, I think a great answer is Mark 10:13 - 16.
 
This is very reminiscent of the old “split billboard” (yeah, I’m that old). Sometimes you would be driving down the road and see a billboard with half of a message for two different products, and they could be amusing (such as - “Your girdle was designed to stretch” - “Where the rubber meets the road”). A few years ago I saw something similar on TV (much harder to do). The video was for a diaper commercial, but the audio was for a dogfood commercial. The difficulty here is determining what question was actually being answered.
 
The person who answered this no doubt did it as a joke…Basically to make people aware of some of the stuff in the Bible that they might not know about. I mean do you guys still believe that women should not talk in the church?
 
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The person who answered this no doubt did it as a joke…Basically to make people aware of some of the stuff in the Bible that they might not know about. I mean do you guys still believe that women should not talk in the church?
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The Bishops are the heirs of the teaching office of Christ and thus only they and the priests and deacons they’ve ordained may act in that capacity within the Liturgy of the Church. Thus no lay person, male or female may “talk in Church.”
 
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