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“We are determined:” suffrage, ordination, and coeducation

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Author(s)
Crist, Jessica
Keywords
Lutheran ethics
gender
women and men in the church
GE Subjects
Sexual orientation/gender
Comparative religious ethics
Specific religion, Christianity
Gender and theology
Christian denominations
Lutheran

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/3981526
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https://elca.org/jle/articles/1330?_ga=2.230639454.370668376.1606749316-628058782.1602252267
Abstract
Just as coeducation in universities has not solved all gender issues, and universal suffrage has not solved all justice issues, the church's decision in 1970 did not immediately change the relationship between women and men in the church. But it was a bold start, just as suffrage was a century ago. More than a century before the 19th amendment was ratified, there were states who permitted women to vote. In each case, that vote was rescinded. In the early days of women's ordination there was fear that it, too, might be rescinded, that women would be sacrificed for ecumenical harmony. But the threats did not change the trajectory of the church. And we move forward, proclaiming, reforming, lamenting and celebrating.
Date
2020
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