God desires Holiness (1 Peter 1:16) in his people, because he is Holy.
Yes, he does.
That has nothing to do with women being called to serve him as Ministers/pastors.
Sure he has. Priests (Leviticus 21:16-24) had to be without blemish to approach God. So people where excluded from the offices back then as well.
That's OT.
God doesn't expect his people to be perfect/good enough before we come to him, and does not wait till we are perfect/good enough before we can serve him. Otherwise no one ever would.
Christ died for sinners, not the flawless; and he told us that the healthy do not need a doctor.
Jesus was a precious offering (1 Peter 1:19) without blemish.
He was without sin - yes, certainly.
So where are you getting the idea that Gods standard is this feeble unfit miserable quality?
I never said that. The words, "God's standard is this feeble, unfit, miserable quality" are your words; not mine.
I said that God chooses the weak to shame the strong, 1 Corinthians 1:27. Abraham became a father when he was 100 - not when he was a super fit 18 year old. Jacob was the one of the patriarchs and the father of the leaders of the 12 tribes of Israel - yet he was a liar and a deceiver. Moses, who was slow of speech, led the nation out of Egypt when he was an 80 year old shepherd who was wanted for murder - not when he was a young Egyptian, with strength, wealth and youth on his side. It was not Jesse's oldest, strong, handsome son who was anointed as King, but David. What did God say to Samuel about that? Man looks at the outward appearance but God looks at the heart, 1 Samuel 16:7.
Esther was married to a pagan king, Ruth was a foreigner, Amos was a shepherd, Isaiah said that he was a man of unclean lips, Jonah was disobedient. Jesus was born to a young, unmarried woman, in a stable - instead of to a royal princess, in a palace surrounded by wealth, servants and so on.
So if you want to know where I get the idea that God may choose people who are too young/old, not experienced and not morally perfect - try Scripture.
He desires the best. He deserves the best!
And yet he knows that his flawed creation will never, and cannot, be perfect - which is why Christ died for
sinners and not for the perfect.
I just think you don't understand scripture and ultimately God and follow your denominations teaching.
I just think you're wrong.
I don't understand YOUR interpretation of Scripture, that's for sure.
I don't begrudge women's salvation. The more people who are saved the better. Just don't pastor because you are sinning when you do that.
In your opinion. God, and thousands of men, disagree with you.
And my point was that female Ministers are saved, and you'll see them in heaven. All those who are blessed by the ministry of female ministers are saved too.