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Blog
A Conversation with Diarmaid MacCulloch: Author of Lower than the Angels: A New History of Sex and Christianity
Historian Diarmaid MacCulloch, in Lower than the Angels, explores Christianity’s complex history of sexual ethics, advocating for neutrality and natural law over modern labels. He and interviewer Benjamin Morse critique today’s ideological rigidity, likening it to fundamentalism, and emphasize the need for nuanced understanding.
Media Release: Church of England drops the term ‘trans child’ in new schools guidance.
A media release responding to the final version of the Church of England's new schools guidance, Flourishing for All. We cautiously welcome the updated guidance, particularly noting the removal of the term 'trans child' as a positive step."
Resolute and Focused: A Year into our Vital Mission.
Rev Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal, a year on from the launch of LGB Christians in October 2023, reflects on the challenges ahead for those who question gender identity ideology, given its widespread adoption.
Travelling Hopefully – LGB Christians Gather in Paddington
Theologian and educationalist, Mark Chater reflects on the LGB Christians event over the summer, our discussions and hope for the future.
Is there a Future for Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI)?
Dr Sarah Rutherford examines the state of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and calls for changes to enhance its relevance and effectiveness. She pays particular attention to DEI's impact on corporations and the customers they serve.
Book Review: Transformations – Grounding Theology in Trans and Non-Binary Lives by Alex Clare-Young
Mark Bratton reviews 'Transformations: Grounding Theology in Trans and Non-Binary Lives by Alex Clare-Young
Paradise Calling: Inclusive Church and the Masquerade of Good Intentions
Benjamin Morse reflects on his journey as a gay Christian, navigating the challenges of faith and identity. He discusses how his supportive Episcopal upbringing protected him from self-doubt, and his struggle with more progressive views. Despite these challenges, Morse remains committed to his faith, advocating for a Christianity that sees suffering as a path to knowing God.
Chasing Brownie Points: How the Anglican Church and Conservatives Fell for Gender Ideology
Gillian Philip examines the similarities between the Conservative Party and the Anglican Church and shows how they became captured by gender identity ideology.
The Church of England’s schism over same-sex blessings: A Primer
Mark Chater delves into the long, complex maze of church politics and the theology that has overtaken same sex blessings. He challenges the latest schismatic threats and asks what can be done.