Theological Introduction – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Two Theologies of Marriage?

By Peter Ould Posted on January 10, 2011 Posted in Gay Marriage, Liturgy, Theology 29 Comments Tagged with Cana Of Galilee, Covenant Marriage, Ephesians 5, Eternal Creation, Fundamental Changes, Gay Marriage, Holy Scripture, Husband And Wife, Liturgies, Lord Jesus Christ, Marriage Liturgy, Omission, Prayer Book, Procreation, Reproductive Capabilities, Same Sex Marriage, Theological Introduction, Theological Stance, Theologies, Theology Of Marriage

I want to pick up some of the observations made last week on the Boston Gay marriage and try to move the conversation forward. In particular, I want to return to the issues of a coherent theology of marriage that …

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Marriage is not about Justice, but Jesus

By Peter Ould Posted on August 24, 2009 Posted in Liturgy, Marriage, Scripture, Sexuality 39 Comments Tagged with Africa, Book Of Common Prayer, Christian Marriage, Church of England, Derbyshire, Divine Mysteries, Eyes Of The World, Friends, Galilee, God, Great Joy, Husband And Wife, Jesus, Liturgy, Love And Affection, Loving Relationships, Man And A Woman, Marriage, Marriage And Sex, Marriage Sex, Marriage Vows, Missionaries, Presence, Saint Paul, Sexual Relationship, Sexual Union, Theological Introduction, Theology, Those Three Words, Vows, Way Of Life, Wedding At Cana, Wedding Service

A few weeks ago my wife and I drove north to attend a friend’s wedding in Derbyshire. It was a great joy to be able join the two returned missionaries from Africa as they prepared to spend the rest of …

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Two Theologies of Marriage?

Marriage is not about Justice, but Jesus