The Democratic base is very dialed into abortion rights as an issue more broadly.

Same-sex marriage rights.

The state's last abortion provider.

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Women can do just about anything a man can do in our society, yet within many churches

and denominations, women are barred from preaching. Is this biblical, as some Christian leaders

argue, or is it misogynist, as some others say?

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And if you follow Christian media at all, you know there's been quite the controversy raging right now concerning women preachers in the evangelical church. It all started about five months ago on Mother's Day.

That's when popular women's Bible teacher, Beth Moore, preached in a Southern Baptist Church.

Now, the official position of the Southern Baptist Church is that women cannot hold the office of a pastor.

However, what Moore did was kind of step into this gray area of women preaching who are not pastors.

And wow, did it create a stir.

Christian leaders for and against women preachers began going at it on Facebook and Twitter.

Several prominent pastors and bloggers wrote articles, and just as things were beginning to die down,

John MacArthur, a popular author, pastor, and host of the radio program, Grace to You, ignited it again.

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