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| − | *Woman Priests and bishops are allowed by [[Anglicanism]], the Union of Utrecht. Many [[Protestantism | Protestant churches]] allow women ministers and bishops | + | *Woman Priests and bishops are allowed by [[Anglicanism]], the Union of Utrecht. |
| + | *Many [[Protestantism | Protestant churches]] allow women ministers and bishops; primarily within the Mainline and Pentecostal denominations, less so among Evangelical ones (usually limited to children's and women's ministries), and virtually nonexistent within Fundamentalist ones. | ||
*Woman Priests and bishops are NOT allowed by [[Roman Catholic Church]], [[Eastern Orthodox]] churches, [[ Oriental_Orthodox_Churches |Asian and African Orthodox churches]], [[Polish National Catholic Church]], and the Union of Scranton. | *Woman Priests and bishops are NOT allowed by [[Roman Catholic Church]], [[Eastern Orthodox]] churches, [[ Oriental_Orthodox_Churches |Asian and African Orthodox churches]], [[Polish National Catholic Church]], and the Union of Scranton. | ||
Revision as of 23:02, September 7, 2025
- Woman Priests and bishops are allowed by Anglicanism, the Union of Utrecht.
- Many Protestant churches allow women ministers and bishops; primarily within the Mainline and Pentecostal denominations, less so among Evangelical ones (usually limited to children's and women's ministries), and virtually nonexistent within Fundamentalist ones.
- Woman Priests and bishops are NOT allowed by Roman Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox churches, Asian and African Orthodox churches, Polish National Catholic Church, and the Union of Scranton.