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I think that depends on which interpretations you look to. There are
definitely Christian groups (e.g. the Quakers) who are more
egalitarian than the Bahai faith where gender in no way shape or form
is related to differences in roles or treatment. The picture is more
mixed if you look at more mainstream Protestant denominations and
there is also an apples vs. oranges issue. (The Anglican Church has
female bishops but is a bishop comparable to being on the UHJ?)

>>>>
A female can becomeĀ a bishop or archbishop. A female can become Archbishop of 
Canterbury. That's the Anglican equivalent of Gaurdian.


      
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