Ordination of women
When it comes to ordination of women, both orthodox and Catholic "traditionalists" become instantly Protestants, assert Sola Scriptura, Infallibility of the Bible.
Confusion of Dogma and Church Oikonomia is always and at anytime Cultural.
When it comes to ordination of women, both orthodox and Catholic "traditionalists" become instantly Protestants, assert Sola Scriptura, Infallibility of the Bible.
Confusion of Dogma and Church Oikonomia is always and at anytime Cultural.
Scripture and the Letters clearly have Dogma and have Oikonomia.
Heck, that is why the word Church Oikonomia exists.
Church councils handled Dogma and Oikonomia, church management of local Culture.
Heck, that is why the word Church Oikonomia exists.
Church councils handled Dogma and Oikonomia, church management of local Culture.
It is pretty self evident that Ordination of Women has always been Oikonomia, not Dogma.
https://twitter.com/ektrit/status/1395429999818289153?s=19
Ordination of women in the 21st century should no longer be a problem, where culture permits it.
Putting women at lower status than men actually is against Dogma, which now can culturally be corrected.
Putting women at lower status than men actually is against Dogma, which now can culturally be corrected.
This is normal.
It took 1000 years for the church to impose man/woman marriage, hence giving women equal status in a marriage.
It took 1500 years for the church to achieve outlawing of prostitution.
It is taking about 2000 years for the church to achieve female clergy.
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It took 1000 years for the church to impose man/woman marriage, hence giving women equal status in a marriage.
It took 1500 years for the church to achieve outlawing of prostitution.
It is taking about 2000 years for the church to achieve female clergy.
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