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The post-scholastic theologians either ignored the question of women priests (as an issue they considered settled for good) or indulged in rabid misogyny. See the synopsis on how post-scholastic theologians judged women.
| where published | Name/author | position |
| Bulletin ET 8 (1997) 2, pp. 208-222 | The Catholic Theological Society of America | |
| The Tablet 2 Dec 1995 |
Nicholas Lash | Professor of divinity, Cambridge University, UK |
| America 9 Dec1995 Theol.Studies Sept1997 |
Francis A.
Sullivan SJ argument with Archbishop Bertone |
Emeritus professor Gregorian University Rome |
| Commonweal 26 Jan 1996 | Elizabeth A. Johnson, C.S.J. | Professor of theology at Fordham University, New York |
| Pastoralblatt v. 48 (1996) |
Gisbert Greshake | Professor of theology at the University of Freiburg, Germany |
| US Catholic April 1996 | Ann O'Hara Graff | Professor of theology at Seattle University, Washington |
| In ‘Frauen Ordination’ 1996 | Peter Hünermann | Professor of theology at Tübingen University, Germany |
| Commonweal 9 Feb 1996 | Sidney Cornelia Callahan | Pastoral theologian and author, USA |
| US Catholic April 1996 | David Knight | Pastoral theologian and author, Memphis, USA |
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