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Category Archives: Episcopal Teaching Document
Men as the Brides of Christ?
Queer theology and how men have read the Song of Songs, courtesy of Stephen Moore Continue reading
Out in Africa?
No homosexuality in Africa? What’s that claim about and how can it help us see how history and anthropology are anything but neutral?
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Posted in Episcopal Teaching Document, Living in Love and Faith
Tagged Adriaan van Klinken, Africa, AIDS, anthropology, SOAS
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Love that dares to speak: a study course
There has been some discussion on social media about a new 5-session course, Love that dares to speak, written by Hilary Brand ‘exploring Christian reactions to homosexuality’. I’ve co-led many small group courses – various Emmaus ones and a Pilgrim one – in … Continue reading
Seeing the tree in the woods
So, in the last month, that Episcopal Teaching Document, a.k.a. the ‘Teaching Document on human identity, sexuality and marriage’, has developed a name of its own. It’s now Living in Love and Faith: Christian teaching and learning about human sexuality and … Continue reading
The Episcopal Teaching Document
Talking about sexuality in the Church of England… the next stage after Shared Conversations Continue reading