Sometime in the future, Orthodoxy will accept female Rabbis. Which, to be honest, doesn't strike me as all that bad an idea. I know quite a few women who know just as much as quite a few Rabbis I've met, and while they're highly respected in their fields as educators or community leaders, they don't neccessarily have that extra bit of respect that Rabbis get...
I think Malka would've made an enigmatic rabbi, but I'm sorta glad that she isn't interested. She knows a lot, but she's pretty pushy with her opinions.
I, on the other hand, would make a great rabbi. :) I look forward to the time when women will be rabbis. I see nothing in Torah that precludes it.
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Women rabbis!
Date: 2002-03-22 01:44 pm (UTC)I think Malka would've made an enigmatic rabbi, but I'm sorta glad that she isn't interested. She knows a lot, but she's pretty pushy with her opinions.
I, on the other hand, would make a great rabbi. :) I look forward to the time when women will be rabbis. I see nothing in Torah that precludes it.