Este tríptico responde a algunas preguntas que se hace en relación a la ordenación de la mujer.
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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Ministerio pastoral. Mostrar todas las entradas
5 mar 2015
22 dic 2014
The Biblical
Research Institute and the Issue of Women’s Ordination to the Pastoral Ministry
Dr. Ekkehardt Müller
1.
BRI and Women’s Ordination
The issue of women’s
ordination to the pastoral ministry has been with the Seventh-day Adventist
Church for many decades. With the new developments this quinquennium, BRI members
were asked to participate in various committees. Some wrote papers; a few
addressed the topic publicly. In each case, BRI members shared their personal
opinions on the issue of women’s ordination to ministry. As of now the BRI as
an entity of the Church has not taken an official position on the issue. It has
neither opposed nor endorsed women’s ordination. The ultimate decision remains
with the worldwide Church.
1 oct 2014
To discuss the topic ordination in the New Testament
(NT) is an interesting and yet somewhat tricky task. This is so for various
reasons that will be discussed in a moment. "Ordination" is derived
from the Latin ordinatio which points to an arrangement, order or the
appointment to a function) But how this term is filled with meaning differs
from one denomination to another. Adventist church members have also certain
concepts in mind when they talk about ordination. Typically, they think about a
worship service in which hands are being laid on deacons, elders or pastors in
connection with prayer for them. If something else happens and what happens in
conjunction with this rite, may be debated. So why is the topic tricky?
21 sept 2014
12 may 2014
Sí, la Biblia apoya la
Ordenación/Comisión de Mujeres como pastores
Richard M. Davidson
Universidad Andrews
1. Génesis 1 enseña que los hombres y
las mujeres participan igualmente en la imagen de Dios. «Y creó Dios al hombre [Heb. ha’adam
“humanidad”] a su imagen, a imagen de
Dios lo creó; varón y hembra los creó» (Gén 1:27). Este pasaje básico (y el
texto que lo rodea) nos da una perspectiva del orden divino de la creación.
Aquí el hombre y la mujer son completamente iguales, con no subordinación del
uno al otro. Encontramos que esta descripción de la relación entre el hombre y
la mujer aparece a lo largo de las Escrituras y fuera de las mismas. Ningún
escritor inspirado —ni Moisés, Jesús, Pablo o Elena White— enseña el dominio de
la creación del hombre sobre la mujer. Tal actitud nunca ha sido aceptada en la
historia del adventismo.
11 may 2014
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