Episcopal Bishop Promotes Homosexuality, Denies Biblical Authority
Episcopal Bishop Promotes Homosexuality, Denies Biblical Authority
By Kristin Rudolph
www.theird.org
August 7, 2012
The Rev. Canon Allisyn Thomas of St. Paul's Cathedral moderated part of the discussion. (Photo Credit: St. Paul's Cathedral)
Christians on either side of the homosexuality debate have "a lot to agree on ... [but] one of the things we might not agree on is that book ... the Bible," said Bishop Gene Robinson at Skyline Church's "Conversation on the Definition of Marriage." Robinson was the first openly gay priest ordained in the Episcopal Church.
On Sunday, July 28, San Diego's Skyline Church invited Robinson, John Corvino, Jennifer Roback Morse, and Robert Gagnon for this discussion. Robinson, the retiring bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire, and Corvino, philosopher and co-author of the recent book Debating Same-Sex Marriage, were defending homosexual unions. Morse, founder and president of The Ruth Institute, and Gagnon, a theologian at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, defended traditional marriage.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
By Kristin Rudolph
www.theird.org
August 7, 2012
The Rev. Canon Allisyn Thomas of St. Paul's Cathedral moderated part of the discussion. (Photo Credit: St. Paul's Cathedral)Christians on either side of the homosexuality debate have "a lot to agree on ... [but] one of the things we might not agree on is that book ... the Bible," said Bishop Gene Robinson at Skyline Church's "Conversation on the Definition of Marriage." Robinson was the first openly gay priest ordained in the Episcopal Church.
On Sunday, July 28, San Diego's Skyline Church invited Robinson, John Corvino, Jennifer Roback Morse, and Robert Gagnon for this discussion. Robinson, the retiring bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire, and Corvino, philosopher and co-author of the recent book Debating Same-Sex Marriage, were defending homosexual unions. Morse, founder and president of The Ruth Institute, and Gagnon, a theologian at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, defended traditional marriage.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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