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The Twelve Theses
1983 was the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's birth. It was also the year the Movement for the Ordination was founded in Sydney.[1] Three women wanted to commemorate Luther and "imitate his prophetic action"[1] by calling for reform of the male hierarchy in the Anglican Diocese of Sydney.
The poster was inaccurately reproduced in The Movement for the Ordination of Women newsletter in 1995. [2]
- ^ a b Brennan, Patricia. "New Light on Old Theses". Movement for the Ordination of Women Newsletter (20 October 1995) – via JSTOR.
- ^ "M.O.W.'s Twelve Founding Theses". Movement for the Ordination of Women Newsletter (20 October 1995): 24 – via JSTOR.