Imperial_Samura
Anticrust Smurf
Hheheh. Maybe. Although I am not sure the Bible has anything to do with the ordination of women, after all it was written before the Christian churches came into being, and when the Christian Church was formed during the women periods it was natural for women to have a subservient role in most things except religion. Women were often important parts of the "pagan" religions, in early Rome some of the most powerful people were the Vestal Virgins, which is all odd, as outside religion women were distinctly lower then men. Also there was a lot of controversy at times during the early "Dark Ages", it is possible there may have been a woman Pope, many Bishops and clergy were pawns of mistresses, and a number of Popes were under the thumb of their mothers. Does this have anything to do with it? Maybe, maybe not, but it may have contributed... and not all religions and/or denominations exclude women from being Priests, so it is probably only a matter of time...