Hidden Agenda by Donna Steichen

Hidden Agenda

What Do Feminists Want? Does the Bishop Know?

by Donna Steichen

Over the past two years, Touchstone and its readers have intelligently and charitably addressed the subject of women’s ordination, advancing and rebutting theories with such thoroughness that there seems little need to entertain further arguments for or against ordination, those against having, quite properly, triumphed.

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