Do you think the feminization of the church is a problem?

[SolitarySolace]

Feminization and the church - americanreformer.org/.../

Yes, it is a major problem

No, it is not an issue at all

[Sunrising]

I'm not religious, but the question is open to everyone.

I don't think feminization of the church is a problem.

Religion is for all Gods children we are told, so the best to do Gods work, should be the main consideration.

Religion is still male dominated, can you imagine having a female Pope, but why has this always been the case?

I think more and more females are becoming ministers, and I'm sure the word of God is approved of from which ever sex it is spoken, from the person up above.

[strateguy632]

You mean attendance, in that link but it is false see picture

Not "Female participation has risen sharply, male participation has declined, women consistently outnumber men in church attendance, with women comprising approximately 60% " but that is false as above, more of men go, 45% of men, than of women.

[mysteriousNicholas]

For some denominations, for other denominations they welcome their clergy ranks being accommodated to include women.
Each to their own denomination

[leahzrc]

He describes Israel as the bride of Christ and identifies the city and nation as a woman

[leahzrc]

Women symbolize cities/nations in the bible

[SolitarySolace]

True, and the Bible actually shows both sides — nations and churches are often symbolized as women, but usually as unfaithful ones like Babylon or rebellious Israel more than faithful ones like the Bride of Christ. It’s meant as a warning about corruption and idolatry.

[SolitarySolace]

That pattern might explain why some people worry about the modern Church losing its strength — the same warnings apply when the Church becomes too influenced by the feminization of the world.