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I know what your argument is. In my experience, you're wrong. You will find what you seek.My argument is that, in my experience and according to what I can find online, a majority of lay Catholics want and would welcome women's ordination. If you can find a source which has surveyed Catholics and found otherwise, I'd be interested to see it.
I haven't criticized others. I don't care about how you feel. Just given reasons why it is not acceptable. I don't speak from opinion.Either way, my point that you came into this thread criticising others seems to be substantiated.
it is the only one we are talking about in this thread, supposedly. And I was speaking of vocations as formal, not ministries. I do ministries, and have taken classes to speak about my faith, but it is volunteer. Raise your hand, you get picked.Ordination isn't the only "formal" ministry.
the examples I gave are in Scripture. You can find them, I'm sure."It is apparent" - what, not even a Scripture quote to back this up?
I know. Because thats what you want to see.I would argue that it is not at all clear that Jesus set the twelve apart in a way which amounted to ordination.
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