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cbayer

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6. This writer and this site appear to be very much against GLBT equality.

Reply to SecularMotion (Original post)

Mon Jul 29, 2013, 01:05 PM

Jul 2013

I guess the organization represents anglicans in the UK? It's really hard to say.

Anyway, while he shows that the presbyterians in this survey are old and not at all diverse, he appears to try and make the case that this denomination is failing because of the progress in the area of GLBT civil rights.

I find the whole thing really confusing and wouldn't trust much of anything from this site anyway.

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Is the Presbyterian Church (USA) going to collapse? [View all] SecularMotion Jul 2013 OP

I always associate the Presbyterian Church here in the UK with Scotland. dipsydoodle Jul 2013 #1

Wikipedia says that is their main origin muriel_volestrangler Jul 2013 #2

I got a church here For Sale.... Historic NY Jul 2013 #3

The Presbyterian church might attract more young people kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #4

PCUSA is pretty liberal on gays ButterflyBlood Jul 2013 #7

No, we were PCUSA. Back then nobody paid much attention to gay rights, lol. 1960s. kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #8

They seem to be a lively and viable church in our majority Catholic community. hunter Jul 2013 #5

This writer and this site appear to be very much against GLBT equality. cbayer Jul 2013 #6

A large conservative group split off 30 years ago. rug Jul 2013 #9