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House of Bishops' Guidance Re welcome of transgender people
A Response from Officers and the Working Group of CEEC to the House of Bishops' "Pastoral Guidance for use in conjunction with Affirmation of Baptismal Faith in the context of gender transition" 
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St Andrews Day Statement
Faced with practical questions which arouse strong and conflicting passions, the church has only one recourse: to find in the Gospel a starting-point of common faith from which those who differ can agree to proceed in their discussions. Such a question  now before the Church of England is how we should respond to those, including  clergy, seeking to live in quasi-marital relations with a partner of the same sex. The purpose of the following statement is to provide some definition of the theological ground upon which the issue should be addressed and from which any  fruitful  discussion between those who disagree may proceed.
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St Matthias Day Statement
​On the 30th November 1995, as the world celebrated St Andrew’s day, under the aegis of the CEEC, a group of British Biblical and moral theologians published a significant and widely welcomed  contribution   to  the  then  debate  on  homosexuality within  the  church.  It  was received by many as a thoughtful, cogently argued and pastorally sensitive contribution  to the discussions, and has been broadly referenced, read and re-read in the seventeen years since it was first published.
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          • Glorify God in Your Body
          • Studies on the Bible and Same-Sex Relationships
          • On why conservatives remain conservative
          • Guarding the Deposit
          • Apostolic Faith and Life
          • Why Issues of Human Sexuality are not Adiaphora
          • Other >
            • Review: Journeys in Grace and Truth
            • Critique: Pastoral Letter from the Bishops of the Church in Wales
            • A Response to 'The Wreck of Catholic Identity'
            • Review: A Way Forward
            • Review: This Holy Estate
            • Review: Theology of Marriage
            • Review: Study of Marriage
            • Critique: Pilling Report
            • Critique: Covenant and Calling
            • Review: More Perfect Union
        • Reconciliation >
          • Review: Living Reconciliation
        • Inclusion >
          • Biblical Inclusivity, Paul Perkins
      • Reviews >
        • Review: He Gave Us Stories
        • Review: The Widening Circle
        • Review: A Passion for Faithfulness
        • Review: A Call to Spiritual Reformation
        • Review: Good Disagreement
        • Review: Breaking the Silence on Spiritual Abuse
        • Review: The Cross of Christ
        • Review: The Clapham Sect
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      • Statements >
        • St Andrews Day Statement
        • St Matthias Day Statement
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