I was thinking about the egalitarian-complementarian topic a bit and apparently there’s this weird claim that the church for 1,900 years was complementarian universally, which is just…not true? The first female pastor was in the early 1900s with the Quakers, but there were multiple prominent egalitarians before that, like John Wesley (1703-1791), Catherine and William Booth (1829-1890), the Anabaptists, etc.
I’m not saying that this is a claim that proves or disproves either side. But egalitarianism is as old as Protestantism. People can believe whatever they want about the topic. Yet if your arguments would logically cause you to reject the foundation of the Reformation - ironically, to go to Scripture and not to nonsense traditions humans BSed against the will of God - you probably shouldn’t cling to them too tightly for this one issue.