Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams: gay relationships ‘comparable to marriage’
August 6, 2008
From the Times Online:
Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, believes that gay sexual relationships can “reflect the love of God” in a way that is comparable to marriage,
The Times has learnt.
In his 1989 essay The Body’s Grace, Dr Williams argued that the Church’s acceptance of contraception meant that it acknowledged the validity of nonprocreative sex. This could be taken as a green light for gay sex.
[This is an absurd conclusion Dr Williams has drawn. The so called Evangelical Church is in a world of hurt when one of its major leaders takes this kind of position on homosexuality. -- Shane Trammel]
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- New light on Archbishop of Canterbury’s view on homosexuality
- Powlison on Biological Tendencies, Homosexual and Beyond
- Beliefs about Homosexual Behavior and Ministering to Homosexual Persons
- How can we help Christians who are struggling with homosexual desires?
- Discerning the Will of God Concerning Homosexuality and Marriage
- From Desiring God: Resources on Homosexuality
- Books by David Powlison
- Is Your Baby Gay? What If You Could Know? What If You Could Do Something About It?
- Ex-Gay Backs Mohler: Homosexuality is a Sin
Posted in Chrisian Living, Homosexuality
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