Anglicans and Tradition and the Ordination of Women
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Word Count
40,000 words, Guess
Page Count
160 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8977756M
- ISBN-139781853111723
- ISBN-101853111724
- OCLC Control Number493057881
- OCLC Control Number37398870
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number97049771
- Goodreads1768723
- LibraryThing409981
Description
Dr McAdoo uses his affinity with the Anglican divines and the breadth of his ecumenical experience to demonstrate that the decision to ordain women is in harmony with the classical Anglican synthesis : the appeal to Scripture, reason and tradition. Throughout their history, Anglicans have wrestled constructively with new questions and have often found their way to solutions through conflict. Yet for some the ordination of women remains controversial. In drawing attention to the inadequacy of a fundamentalist view of either Scripture or tradition, this book does more than simply defend an Anglican position. Rather, it offers a significant contribution to the continuing debate and an authoritative apologia for the Anglican method of self-understanding and the development of doctrine. --
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