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Three Challenges

By Peter Ould Posted on November 15, 2012 Posted in Archbishop of Canterbury, Church of England 9 Comments Tagged with Amp, Archbishop Of Canterbury, Centuries, Challenges, Christian Position, Christianity, Church of England, Circumstances, Judgement, Legal Judgements, Moment Of Decision, Monarch, Oppression, Orthodox Anglican, Orthodox Practice, State Religion, Supreme Governor, Tenure

I co-wrote a piece with Andrew Lilico that has just been published on the Conservative Home website. The third key challenge concerns whether we should remain the ChurchÂ ofEngland â€” should we continue to be the state church.Â This issue may …

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Ex-Gay Adverts on London Buses

By Peter Ould Posted on April 12, 2012 Posted in PostGay, UK News 141 Comments Tagged with Anglican Mainstream, Charity Funds, Christian Advertising, Christian Groups, Core Issues, Explicit Attempt, False Idea, Gay Rights Group, Homosexual Feelings, Homosexual Lifestyle, London Buses, Mike Davies, Orthodox Anglican, Oxford Street, Piccadilly Circus, Psychotherapists, Same Sex Attraction, Sexual Attraction, Sexual Orientation, Surprise London

Well this took me by surprise. LondonÂ buses have been booked to carry a ChristianÂ advertisingÂ campaign expected to start next week, which asserts the power of therapy to change the sexual orientation of gay people. The full length advert, which will appear …

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Three Challenges

Ex-Gay Adverts on London Buses