1. Religion, Gender and Sexuality
... that women are not Christlike, and are thus "second-class Christians" although the Catholic Church disputes this belief. Some modern Catholics maintain that Christ's choice reflected a particular societal context and that the exclusion of women from the priesthood is now a matter of politics and power. It is widely contended in the modern era that the Church should recognize ... is not possible to interfere spiritually in the life of a person." [6] Thus, as homosexuality is being more extensively borne, interpretations of otherwise historically accepted meanings in the Bible are also cha...
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