Sociology for Christians
Bridget Eileen RiveraSocial science at the intersection of faith, culture, and society.
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The PCA is Quietly Corrupting Reformed Theology. Here’s How.
The PCA general assembly passed an overture last week that declares same-sex attraction to be a sin and disqualifies gay and same-sex attracted men from office. Here’s the full text:
What’s the Big Deal About “Dear Gay Anglicans”?
Last week, a group of leaders in the Anglican Church of North America (ACNA) released an open letter to gay Anglicans. It followed on the heels of the ACNA’s recent “pastoral statement” on human sexuality, which I wrote about last month, wh...
Still Here, Still Queer, and Useless Statements Won’t Stop Us
I recently stumbled across an old e-mail to a former pastor years ago. We’d been engaged in conversations about “same-sex attraction,” typically at coffee shops where we exchanged pleasantries before he launched into interrogation-style que...
A Christian Response to the PCA Report on Human Sexuality
The PCA’s report on human sexuality sparked an interesting assortment of reactions when it came out last month. Revoice co-founder Stephen Moss called it a “solid resource for our denomination,” even as Denny Burk, who is publicly and passi...
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