Author:   PAUL EVDOKIMOV  

#:  2022  

Evdokimov sees the solution to male dominance in a rediscovery of an authentic Christian anthropology where men and women are equal with distinct vocations.  

Author:   ELIZABETH BEHR- SIGEL   

#:  1552  

The author is well known for her participation in intra-Orthodox and ecumenical theological discussions and challenges Christians to rethink many of the ideas they hold. Controversial. “With great joy, I recommend this book to all serious readers, to those who are ready to put aside their prejudices. May it be the first swallow that announces the coming of spring”—Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh.  

Author:   FR. THOMAS HOPKO  

#:  455  

This series of essays present a dignified model for the debate on the ordination of women as bishops and priests.   

Author:   FREDERICA MATTHEWES - GREEN  

#:  5098  

The first volume of a projected series of four from the pen of this popular writer, broadcaster and "Christianity Today" columnist. Here she examines the modern day debate over men and women's roles from the perspective of a former 60's radical now grounded in the wisdom of the ancient Christian Church. Each chapter is an essay.  

Author:   DAVID C. FORD , PH.D.  

#:  2015  

It should be required reading for all who are interested in the deeper aspects of Patristic thought on questions of human sexuality, man-woman relationships, and the roles of men and women in family, Church, and society. -V.Rev. Dr. Alexander Golubov "I pray that this book may become a means of grace to women and men seeking to embody the praise of God in their sexual and spiritual lives." -Dr. Thomas C. Oden  

Author:   FR. MICHAEL AZKOUL  

#:  8608  

  

Author:   DR. KYRIAKI FITZGERALD  

#:  3116  

Draws on patristic sources and Byzantine liturgical texts showing the ordination of deaconesses as a 'major order'. It also discusses the general characteristics of ordination.   

Author:   BENEDICTA WARD S L G   

#:  1831  

Recounts the stories of the penitential women from the fourth century Egyptian deserts whose repentance served as an inspiration not only for their contemporaries but also every generation of the Church since then.