The role of women in the church is a topic that sparks a lot of debate among Christians. Some believe in traditional roles, while others advocate for women in leadership positions. How can we, as the body of Christ, navigate these differing opinions in a way that honors God and fosters unity?
In my denomination this isn’t an issue. Women are ordained and serve on advisory boards and as pastors. It is perplexing to hear fellow Christians become enraged about this.
Meeting the psychological, educational, and reference requirements as well as training in a church is more important than differences in genitalia.
With the growing number of male pastors inflamed in sexual scandal this summer, the whole presumption of patriarchal dominance is laughable.