(Telegraph) Some Anglicans in the same-sex marriage debate sign ”˜love letter’ to Bishops

More than 300 Anglican priests, parishioners and other Christians have signed an open “love letter” to bishops in the Church of England who are secretly gay urging them to “come out” about their sexuality.

In one of the most unusual petitions ever addressed to the leadership of the established church, they have issued a direct plea to members of the episcopate who are gay or bisexual to have the “courage and conviction” to acknowledge it publicly.

The signatories, who include at least 160 priests and several members of the Church’s governing General Synod, pledge to “welcome and embrace” those bishops who decide to go public but strongly object to any attempt to involuntarily “out” anyone.

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One comment on “(Telegraph) Some Anglicans in the same-sex marriage debate sign ”˜love letter’ to Bishops

  1. CSeitz-ACI says:

    Hasn’t this already backfired with the former +York? Someone can fall into the modern category ‘gay’ and still not agree with the Gay Agenda and its presuppositions.