KnowraWomen’s ordinationLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Women’s ordination, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 1Related 4Narrower topic 1Compared with 3OrdinationBroader topic: Debates over eligibility have made women’s ordination a major point of doctrinal and institutional change.Feminist theologyRelated: Arguments over ordination make disputes about authority and gender institutionally concrete.Community of ChristRelated: Community of Christ began ordaining women in 1984, distinguishing its practice from several related denominations.First Epistle to TimothyRelated: Interpretations of First Timothy are frequently cited in arguments for and against ordination.Lucretia MottCompared with: Mott preached as a Quaker minister when many churches barred women from public religious leadership.Old Catholic ChurchRelated: Some Old Catholic churches ordain women, illustrating their authority to make disciplinary changes.Holy ordersCompared with: Christian traditions differ over whether women may receive holy orders and which offices they may hold.Antoinette Brown BlackwellNarrower topic: Blackwell’s 1853 ordination became a landmark in the history of women’s Protestant ministry.Phoebe PalmerCompared with: Palmer advocated women’s preaching, though her ministry did not depend on formal ordination.