2024-02-08T10:00:00
Eight bishops in the Church of England have today released a new document entitled ‘A theological vision’. Here’s the text in full
These affirmations are offered as a positive contribution to the Church’s ongoing theological discernment in the Living in Love and Faith project, and as an invitation to ongoing conversation. They seek to present a concise but broad vision of Christian life and discipleship, to bring greater clarity to our points of convergence and divergence, and to encourage and equip those who remain committed to the Church’s inherited teaching.
These affirmations are sponsored by a number of members of the House of Bishops, whose names appear below, and are supported by a wider grouping within the House and College. They should be read in conjunction with the earlier paper on the Church of England’s Doctrine of Marriage.
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