(Editor’s note: The following is the full interview with Sister
Joan Chittister who is to deliver a Lenten mission for the
Canada’s National Catholic Broadcasting Council (NCBC), which
airs the daily Mass on Vision TV.  LifeSiteNews reported on the
upcoming on the mission here)  LSN: It's been reported that you
hold positions that are divergent from Catholic magisterial
teaching.  Would you say that's correct?  JC: Well, yes, I guess
it is correct.  It's not an opposition position.  It is a
position of query, of theological and scriptural commitment and
search.  I'm asking the question, for instance, how do we
understand God if God made women inferior to men, incapable of
functioning as full adults, full moral agents, in a society. 
What makes God a sexist?  And if God is not a sexist, when are
we going to discuss this question as a Church?  The way we treat
women is a result of our theology.  What we keep them out of,
what we allow them to do, what we respect in them.  It emerged
out of making a statement so