Since the 1970's when most women throughout the world gained many rights according to law, people have further soughed for women to gain other rights, and in this case, equal rights in the church. Other p

There are people who are strongly against this and have their own points to back their argument of why women should have the equal role that men do. It is a fact that women make up the majority in the church today so it only stands to reason that they should have a greater say then the men. Throughout the time when the bible was written the women were uneducated lower class citizens and a position of authority was out of the question due to this fact. It is true that in today's society that women's right's have now been almost that equal to men and it should follow suit that in the church also there should be no exceptions to this.

Women should be treated as equals and have the ability to be ordained but there are some people who will follow the Bible and everything that it says and take it literally in order not to do anything that is against what is written. This argument is a topic of discussion and great lengths of talks, it has been going on for a substantial amount of time and will continue for some years to follow. Women will not get there equality that they ask for until younger generations to follow are not influenced by the older generation, who generally are in the category of those people who prefer women to remain where they have throughout history.

eople in the church dispute this and from this comes the debate between the two groups aris

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