Why are men considered in the Pastoral field than ladies who have made themselves available?

Why are men considered in the Pastoral field than ladies who have made themselves available?

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  1. Anonymous

    Some Religions have only male Pastors. Others have a bias towards males based on religious history etc.

  2. Melissa Nobile

    Currently, in the Episcopal church, there are far more women, but there certainly aren’t enough of either. Those denominations that don’t have women - don’t have them because their doctrine doesn’t allow for it. So be it. Don’t like it? Go elsewhere. I have had both men and women and right now, I prefer men pastors as they tend to keep politics off the pulpit and out of the sermon. The women tended to preach Washington DC.

  3. Anonymous

    There's a long tradition that must be addressed.

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