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The Lambeth Conference in 2008 has included a 'listening process' where people hear the views of others and listen to the experience of homosexual people. This book includes items from all parts of the world, from individuals and groups, to give a spectrum of views under 8 different chapter headings. Background information on homosexuality, advice on the process of dialogue and case studies are included.
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The Revd Canon Phil Groves is the Facilitator of the whole process. He has worked for the Church Missionary Society in Africa, especially Tanzania. He will be assisted by Adrian Chatfield, who has been responsible for the creation of the distance learning materials at St John's Nottingham.
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Too often the arguements on both sides of the homosexuality debate present theory and research as proof, often misquoting the facts and findings. "The Anglican Communion and Homosexuality", while not perfect (I can think of one piece of twin research which is not quoted) gives both the strengths and weaknesses of the theology and science from both sides without pushing a point. Even if you are not part of the Anglican Communion and wish to know the facts from the rhetoric this book is a very good starting point.
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Talking Across Difference
2 Aug 2008
If you're looking for a quick and easy read, this is not your book. However if you're wanting to consider the issues around the full inclsuion of gay and lesbian people in the Anglican Communion this is a balanced and thoughtful exposition.
Unfortunately its so thoughtful that it can become dull quite quickly. I recommend reading it in small portions and even better, reading it in a group. The chapter on Listening provides some useful resources for groups meeting to consider difficult issues.
Unfortunately its so thoughtful that it can become dull quite quickly. I recommend reading it in small portions and even better, reading it in a group. The chapter on Listening provides some useful resources for groups meeting to consider difficult issues.
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