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Christianity and Feminism, Part 3
Women can’t be priests because women weren’t disciples. Right? To this, New Feminist could reply by arguing that there were women who acted as disciples, blah blah blah. There are some goo… more →
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Hooray for Rowan Williams on the ordination of women
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PaulW wrote 1 month ago: Speaking in Rome, Rowan Williams (Archbishop of Canterbury) is absolutely spot on: The Archbishop of … more →
Religious Doctrine #1: Unity Does Not Require Uniformity
A Free Spirit wrote 2 months ago: The process by which Christian doctrine was codified by the early Church councils, such as Nicea (32 … more →
Vatican Creates Structure for Anglicans
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count us out wrote 2 months ago: “Would allow Anglicans to join Catholic Church while maintaining their Anglican identity and m … more →
Orthodoxy Preserved: Statement of Bishop Alexander K. Sample In Response to Bishop Thomas Gumbleton’s Public Appearance in the Diocese of Marquette
james mary evans wrote 2 months ago: “I attempted to handle this matter in a private, respectful and fraternal manner with Bishop Gumblet … more →
Questioning Destiny
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jennyrain wrote 4 months ago: When is enough truly enough? For the last five years I have been pursuing a Masters degree – semin … more →
NEWS: American Catholic Nuns Being Investigated?
laurendavisgray wrote 5 months ago: Nuns in the United States are not what they used to be. Before the Second Vatican Council in the 196 … more →
The Hermeneutics of Evangelical Feminism, Part 2
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whitet wrote 5 months ago: Why are some denominations ordaining women as pastors and deacons? Because of an evangelical feminis … more →
Feminism, Sexism and the Catholic Church
Robert Fay wrote 1 year ago: Skate around on the Internet a bit, browsing feminist articles and blogs, and it won’t be long … more →
The church hypocritical.
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Allen wrote 1 year ago: “Within the nation’s largest Protestant denomination, a woman may not lead a church or a … more →
Christianity and Feminism, Part 3
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newfeminist wrote 1 year ago: Women can’t be priests because women weren’t disciples. Right? To this, New Feminist cou … more →
Christianity and Feminism, Part 2
newfeminist wrote 1 year ago: Let’s re-state the stakes: Christianity is the West a powerful force. It is often a force anti … more →
Christianity and Feminism (Part 1)
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newfeminist wrote 1 year ago: New Feminist kicks off its series on Christianity and feminism by reminding its readers (all two of … more →
Covenant or a la carte?
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revruth wrote 1 year ago: I was listening to the Today programme this morning and heard a discussion on the European Union. I … more →
Things they’d have difficulty believing in Salt Lake City XVI
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arthurvandelay wrote 1 year ago: The week in fundie . . . Bartholomew’s Notes on Religion reports on calls from within the evan … more →
The Myrrhbearing Women
Fr. Ted wrote 1 year ago: (Orinally from a May 2005 Sermon) The Myrrhbearing women (Mark 15:43-16:8) were going to the tomb of … more →
In the Eucharist there is neither male nor female...
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Carl McColman wrote 1 year ago: One Sunday back around 1990 or so, I attended the Eucharist at an Episcopal convent. The nuns typica … more →
Christian unity?
revruth wrote 2 years ago: We at St M’s kicked off the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity yesterday. We have a trad eucha … more →
