
David Ransom: At present women are not allowed to be priests in your Church...Is it possible that the rules could change in the future..?
Gordon B. Hinckley: He could change them yes...But there's no agitation for that. We don't find it.
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Additional Link- "The Quote in Context"Michelle Wiener — 0 comments The question has been raised concerning the "Quote in Context;" that it was taken from a website that is non-LDS friendly Here is another link to this interview that should be more credible. http://www.abc.net.au/compass/intervs/hinckley.htm Thanks for bringing this to my attention! -Michel... — Part III: Women and the LDS ChurchMichelle Wiener — 1 comments Revisiting the Hieros Gamos (“Sacred Marriage”) For his day, Jesus tried to break beyond traditional barriers and social constraints of his time when it came to the issue of women. Women in ancient Judaism had little to no status, and in fact, were confined to the outer courts of the Temple, whi... — Part II: Women and the LDS ChurchMichelle Wiener — 0 comments An Argument for a Parallel Priestesshood “Men and women have different but equally important responsibilities in the home and the Church. Priesthood power can help each person perform these responsibilities for the benefit of all.” (1) As stated in the above quotation from “Women and the Prie... — Part I- Women and the LDS ChurchMichelle Wiener — 0 comments My Testimony I have a testimony of Heavenly Mother. Of her knowledge of us, her love for us and her desire for each of us to find love. I have a testimony of Mary Magdalene, the Bride of Christ and Heavenly Daughter. A pure reflection of Heavenly Mother, and personification of Wisdom; speciall... — The Great and Spacious BuildingMichelle Wiener — 0 comments I have often heard it said that women will not receive the Priesthood until the First Presidency has a revelation. This makes it virtually impossible for us as women to advocate for our rights with the hopes that we too will someday receive ordination. In other words, there is a glass ceiling. In fa... — No You Didn't!Michelle Wiener — 1 comments Yes, I just did the unthinkable. I prayed to Heavenly Mother. But I can promise you, it’s not the first time! Lately I have been taking walks around our local labyrinth. Yes, it’s practically in our back yard. After being inspired by Kathleen McGowan’s Magdalene Line trilogy, I have followed her ... — Household Chores and Such...Michelle Wiener — 0 comments I have never liked to clean. I can’t cook worth a darn! I am a devoted wife to my dear husband, but have no kids and don’t really plan to have any either. Basically, I have never been much for traditional female roles beyond that of wanting to get married and loving my husband like crazy! My one hon... — Agitating FaithfullyMichelle Wiener — 0 comments What does it mean to “agitate faithfully”? Or perhaps a better question would be, what does it mean to be a “faithful agitator”? Is it possible to remain a faithful Mormon; yet challenge tradition at the same time, especially when it comes to the issue of women and gender equality? I would tend to t... — Pres. Beck on Women and the PriesthoodDane Laverty — 18 comments Who holds priesthood power? According to the Relief Society general president, Julie B. Beck, priesthood power is held by both men and women in the church. Pres. Beck spoke at the BYU Women’s Conference last month. I don’t have a full transcript of her talk, but the official church write-up is he... — How Much Is Okay to Ask?Dane Laverty — 10 comments When faced with a church policy or teaching that you disagree with, how far do you feel is it acceptable to question it? PrivatePublic1OpinionIt's okay to express your opinion as long as you do it privately, e.g. to a friend or bishopIt's okay to express your opinion publicly, e.g. on a... — |
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