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One study says the term most associated with Christian is “anti-gay.” But the culture war often obscures how, within actual Christian communities, discussion on homosexuality is often personal, nuanced, and difficult. What does it mean to be “gay”? How should we interact with friends, family members, and neighbors who experience same-sex attraction, or who are in same-sex relationships? Does the church have more to say to homosexuals than “don’t act on your attractions”?
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While support for legal marriage for same-sex couples ticks up, evangelical pastors and weekly churchgoers remain holdouts.
Testimony
I was an outspoken queer leader on my college campus who wanted nothing to do with Christianity. Then God moved.
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Calvin University proposes differences on sexual ethics can be worked out with three-year process of discernment, mentoring, and prayer.
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Some at the evangelical institution wanted to allow same-sex relationships, but trustees voted to maintain “historic theological understanding.”
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The influential scholar said his commitment to the literary unity of Scripture led him to change his mind on Christian sexual ethics.
Testimony
I lost myself in drugs and relationships. That’s when Jesus found me.
The Russell Moore Show
The author and apologist reminds us of our blessings in Jesus.
Gnarly and honest, the rising author and teacher ditches small talk and Christian platitudes to share from Scripture and her own suffering.
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Years of court cases come to an end with settlement agreement.
Wire Story
Levels of support for LGBTQ relationships have plateaued among Protestant clergy.