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In regards to the various denominations of American Christianity, which ones do you believe treat women the best ?? As in more leadership opportunities & equal treatment between the sexes ?? Which ones do you think view women in a more unequal or lesser light in regards to men?
Here's my take... Off the top of my head: Treats women more unequally: - Southern Baptist - Reformed Evangelical - Calvinist/Puritan - Jehovah Witness - Pentecostal Treats women more fairly: - Roman Catholic - Church of Latter-Day Saints (non-Fundy) - Unitarian - Episcopalian - Charismatic Evangelical - Presbyterian - Lutheran Thank you for your thoughts and views!! |
I'd definitely put Episcopalian way above Catholic, which I'd put near the bottom, along with Charismatic Evangelical - and any church that does not allow female clergy. Also would put Mormons near the bottom. While they believe women's education (now), they still treat women like reproduction machines. |
I bet this list was put together by a Roman Catholic, who is told by their church how progressive it is. The Catholic Church is not progressive. Don't kid yourself. |
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You need to strike the first two from your more fairly list.
Or perhaps you were joking?? |
fixed your list |
+1 Does the OP not realize that the Catholic church does not allow women to lead? The church I went to is non denominational . They have female pastors who give sermons. |
| Pentecostal treats women very well. |
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Well now this entirely depends on what your definition of "treats women fairly" is.
- person who attends a church where women can be priests |
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And a single church can be very different from your impression of its denomination.
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| If you mean Unitarian-Universalist when you say say Unitarian, you should include other non-Christian faiths. |
| I would absolutely not put Catholic under "treats women more fairly." |
| What an idiotic waste of time. |
I'm sure they're very pleasant to women who know their place. |
Women who give sermons, but don't run the church. |
Sure, as long as they know their place. |