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Human Sexuality Group Appoints Advisors

By Peter Ould Posted on March 29, 2012 Posted in Church of England, Sexuality No Comments Tagged with Advisory Group, Archdeacon, Cambridge Academic, Christian Ethics, Church of England, Conference Vote, Consultation Document, Dr Robert, Durham University, Duxford, House Of Bishops, Human Sexuality, Lambeth Conference, Listening Process, Martin Priest, Northolt, Rev Dr, Senior Lecturer, Sir Joseph, Theology

The House of Bishop’s Human Sexuality Group has appointed three advisors. NewÂ advisers were appointed to the House of Bishops advisory group on human sexuality this week.Â The three new members are the Rev Dr Jessica Martin, Priest-in-charge of Duxford, Hinxton and …

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“As long as you don’t hurt anybody else”

By Peter Ould Posted on January 26, 2009 Posted in Ethics, Holiness, Theology 4 Comments Tagged with Articulation, Buddhist, Christian Ethics, Confucian, Emotional Harm, Faiths, First Commandment, Golden Rule, Gospels, Great Commandment, Initial Positions, Mutual Affection, Neighbour, Pharisee, Prophets, Reciprocity, Sexual Practice, Similarity, Taoist, Variance

It seems to me that when dealing with questions of morality, Christians have got themselves into a bit of an unBiblical muddle. Far too often in debates over sexual practice I hear the argument that goes something like this – …

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Human Sexuality Group Appoints Advisors

“As long as you don’t hurt anybody else”