[RevDWW]

Originally Posted by Jay

According to what you just posted, Sam, the woman's uncut hair is in fact her vail and glory. Further, the word translated as shame in this passage could also be translated as an abomination, and when studied is the same word that Paul uses in Romans when describing homosexual practices. Therefore, a woman who cuts her hair is in the same sin as a cross-dresser or lesbian. And a man who wears his hair uncut is guilty of a sin on par with homosexuality.

Is that the "shame" used in few chapters further that states it's a shame for a woman to speak in church?