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Women's Ordination in the Catholic Church

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John O'Brien

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Pages: 212pages
Temps de lecture: 8heures

Esotérisme et religion

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The book presents a compelling argument for the valid ordination of women in the Catholic Church, challenging the notion of an unbroken tradition against it. O'Brien highlights historical evidence of women's ministries in the early Church, noting that cultural adaptations, rather than theological necessity, led to their marginalization. The text reveals that women were ordained in the past and that subsequent prohibitions were selectively enforced. It posits that current canon law, which restricts ordination to men, can and should be reformed, emphasizing the need for a shift in understanding rather than doctrine.

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Women's Ordination in the Catholic Church, John O'Brien

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Année de publication: 2020
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Titre: Women's Ordination in the Catholic Church
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: John O'Brien
Éditeur: Cascade Books
Publié: 2020
Format: rigide
Pages: 212
ISBN13: 9781725268036
Mots clés: Esotérisme et religion
Description: The book presents a compelling argument for the valid ordination of women in the Catholic Church, challenging the notion of an unbroken tradition against it. O'Brien highlights historical evidence of women's ministries in the early Church, noting that cultural adaptations, rather than theological necessity, led to their marginalization. The text reveals that women were ordained in the past and that subsequent prohibitions were selectively enforced. It posits that current canon law, which restricts ordination to men, can and should be reformed, emphasizing the need for a shift in understanding rather than doctrine.