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Many leadership roles in his day, such as that of priests of the Temple, were taken by men, as they were the family wage-earners. In later centuries, the church organised around the belief of Christ's messianic role maintained the division of labor between men and women, although in the long centuries before birth control, a woman who preferred an intellectual path could join a convent. King John of Magna Carta fame was educated by nuns.[citation needed]