5. Responses to NT texts on gender

what do christian egalitarians argue

there shld be no distinction between men and women w their roles in the church

who do christian egalitarians argue about equality

we are all equal before christ

what do christian complementarians argue

men and women are of equal importance

what do christian complementarians say about roles

they are very different

whats the RCC view

philosophy, tradition and church teachings point to a complementarian view

what does natural law suggest

people should live in a way reflecting their inherent nature

what does nml suggest about men and women

if they have diff natures they take diff roles

are men and women equal in nml

yes, they are different but equal

what did the early church pope say

he didnt want women to take part in eucharist

what happened in the apostolic succession

jesus only appointed men

how is ministery passed down (apostolic succession)

from men to men

what declaration did the vatican release in 1976

inter insigniores

what did the declaration argue about ordination of women

its condemned and limited to minorities

what did the declaration say abt the ministry

only men are in it

what model does the declaration say jesus showed

women being excluded from leading the church

what point does the declaration make about biblical criticism

the church decides how to interpret the texts even tho its founded on jesus teachings

whats a key feature of reformation theology

the priesthood of all believers

whats the priesthood of all believers

all are equal before god

what does the priesthood of all believers eliminate

gods grace being mediated thru a priest

what did ppl recognise after the reformation

the rel significance and importance of everyday life

what were women seen to need during prot reformation

protection within families or by marriage

what are wife and mother seen as for protestants

equal in importance to those of the monastic life

what views do todays protestant churches have

varying w regards on the ministry of women

what is the anglican churchs approach seen as

half-way between prot and rcc traditions