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The Theology of Women's
Ordination - LCA and others
(much other theological discussion
is listed under United
in Christ - Women in Ministry)
Edward H. Schroeder - Women Pastors - Christ's
Gifts to the Church. Ex-Missouri
Synod Lutherans as we all were, our heritage said women pastors
were a no-no. Seminex itself was a loud "no" to a number
of Missouri's no-no's, so was Missouri's nix on women pastors
another one that had to go? I was asked to speak to the subject
at the ELIM assembly that summer (1976). Here's what I said.
A Case For The Ordination of Women (1) - Rev. Dr. Edgar Mayer Toowoomba, April
2000
Introduction & extensive quotes from Krister Stendahl.
A
Case For The Ordination of Women (2) Women's ordination and
the interpretation of the Bible.
A
Case For The Ordination of Women (3) Gal 3:28 and other supportive
arguments.
The Woman at the
Well: by Dr Peter Lockwood. Does
the traditional reading still hold water?
Women in the gospels
- overview. by Dr Peter Lockwood.
"The four gospels reveal the high regard Jesus accords women
during his earthly ministry. . . ."
Using
religion as a weapon against our neighbours Dr Peter Close. Sermon 1 Sin sets us against each other
Using
religion as a weapon against our neighbours Dr Peter Close. Sermon 2 First is best
Paul and Women's Ordination
by Daniel P. Fuller fromTheological Students Fellowship Bulletin
(Nov.-Dec.1985)
Catholic. The
practice of not ordaining women in the Church was not a true
and valid Tradition because it rested on a three-fold prejudice
against women:
1. Women were considered inferior by nature and by law.
2. Women were considered to be in a state of punishment for sin.
3. Women were considered ritually unclean...
(more)
Women were considered to be in a state of punishment 30/9/02
It is a fact that many Fathers ... were of the opinion that women
could not be ordained priests (due to) the prejudice that somehow
held every woman responsible for Eve's sin. It is clear that
this religious bias invalidated their judgment as to the suitability
of women for ordination.
Women Deacons
From at least the 3rd to the 8th centuries women were sacramentally
ordained as deacons in the Catholic Church! This proves that
they are capable of receiving Holy Orders. (more)
Major
Catholic pro Women's Ordination Site
(womenpriests.org) with many theologians' articles.
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