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Women Bishops – Now What?

By Peter Ould Posted on July 11, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Ecclesiastical, Women Bishops 9 Comments Tagged with Amendments, Anglo, Bishops, Canterbury, Catholics, Clergy, Committe, Diocesan Bishop, Dioceses, Dissenters, Evangelicals, Favour, General Synod, Occassions, Revision Committee, Second Amendment, Statutory Protection, Statutory Recognition, Viability, Worth Reading

I’m sure most of you know already the events yesterday at General Synod. Three different amendments were presented to the Women Bishops legislation, each of which designed in their own way to provide some statutory recognition and protection for those …

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God, Gays and the Church – A Brief Review

By Peter Ould Posted on February 16, 2008 Posted in Anglican Communion, Church of England, Sexuality 24 Comments Tagged with Anecdotal Evidence, Book God, Christians, Dr Whitehead, Editorial Work, Gagnon, Gays, General Synod, Homosexual Identity, Homosexual Practice, Homosexuality, Myth, Power Of God, Same Sex Attraction, Satinover, Sexual Orientation, Sexuality, Testimonies, True Stories, Worth Reading

A number of people both on and off this blog have asked me repeatedly what my opinion of the book “God, Gays and the Church” is? As you know, the book was published on Wednesday and includes the first public …

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Women Bishops – Now What?

God, Gays and the Church – A Brief Review