Conclusion: Can a woman be a priestess?
It became clear from the context of the book that the Church relies on no standard to answer the question regarding the possibility of women becoming priests. From noble tradition, to […]
2-3: Women’s diaconate
If we chose this title, in its current form, it is not to say that the woman deacon is the one who will later become a priest. Speech
2-1: Women in the Bible
I do not know if there is a character in existence that writers, thinkers, and theologians were exposed to, as they were exposed to Eve. A lot has been said about it and is still being said.
1-3: Jesus Christ is our standard and our foundation
Jesus Christ, the Holy Second Person of God, the only Son of God, born of the Father before all ages, is fully God and fully man. lhave
1-2: The second answer comes from the Holy Scriptures
Church history teaches us that the doctrinal debates and the ecumenical and local councils that were held in the first millennium revealed to us indisputably,
1-1: The first answer comes from understanding the noble tradition
What is the honorable tradition that, in the eyes of a segment of Christians, we appear backward, or even lost, just because we cling to it and make it foundational?
Chapter Three - Detailed Explanation of the Constitution: “And I Confess One Baptism” up to “Priesthood” - Church Secrets
26- He confessed one baptism... What is baptism? Baptism is, in brief: 1- Descent into the baptismal font to bury the old man.
3:1 - Our royal priesthood
The third section: Our ecclesiastical life: “But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation” (1 Peter 2:9). Perhaps one of the most common topics.
Eight words about care - Bishop George Khader
هذه مواعظ ثمانٍ في الكهنوت والرعاية، ألقيت بمناسبات مختلفة، حسبت أنها مجموعة تكشف جوانب من الخدمة متعددة. الكلمات الأولى والثانية
In the priesthood
Introduction: We publish below, “lessons” that the monks of Deir al-Harf received in the year 1962 from the mouth of Father Andre Scrima, in the French language.
The doctrine of the priesthood of all believers according to Baptists
Baptists take pride in rediscovering “the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers,” which they took from Martin Luther, and “accepting it with absolute enthusiasm.” The reason for their pride has nothing to do with it
Baptists rejected the sacrament of priesthood
Baptists consider that “there are two types of ministers in the church: first, bishops, pastors, or priests, and the terms are synonymous (to them), and second, deacons.”