Leviticus – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

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By Peter Ould Posted on January 4, 2013 Posted in Sexuality, Theology, UK News 12 Comments Tagged with Anglicans, April Morning, Conservative Evangelicals, Exact Time, Happy Clappy, Hazlehurst, Homosexuality And The Church, Jeffrey John, Jeremy Marks, Jerome Taylor, Leviticus, Lorry, New Testament, Personal Tragedy, Prison Chaplain, Same Sex Relationship, Same Sex Relationships, South London, Theological College, Theological Position

A piece by Jerome Taylor in the Independent today makes one of the usual mistakes when discussing homosexuality and the Church, namely to think that if a person does one thing right that means that everything in their life must …

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Predjudiced against what?

By Peter Ould Posted on April 18, 2009 Posted in Secular / Christian, Sexuality 14 Comments Tagged with Bible Talks, Christians, Colin Coward, Conservative Position, Cor, Distinctions, Jesus In The Gospels, Lambeth, Leviticus, Matthew Paul, Negative Interpretations, Ontology, Opponents, Romans, Sex Activity, Sexual Attractions, Sexual Orientation, Stereotype, Straw Man, Teaching Of Jesus

Colin Coward, in his latest blog post, demonstrates an unfortunate inability to discern what the conservative position on same-sex activity actually is. Anyone who bases their attitudes to LGBT people on the official teaching of the church risks making statements …

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Happy, Clappy, Not very Savvy

Predjudiced against what?