John Barton argues that Anglican debates over women bishops are settled
The strongest opposition to women bishops argues ontologically from the nature of the two sexes, and tends to result in what I would call an "impossibilist" position. It is not just that women ought not to be ordained, but that they cannot be: the thing is an impossibility. My impression is that the present pope believes this.
The strongest opposition to women bishops argues ontologically from the nature of the two sexes, and tends to result in what I would call an "impossibilist" position. It is not just that women ought not to be ordained, but that they cannot be: the thing is an impossibility. My impression is that the present pope believes this.
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