Titlebook: LGBTQI Inclusivity, Homosexuality, and Same-Sex Marriage in the Catholic Church; Pope Francis’s Synod Vivencio O Ballano Book 2024 The Edit

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,The Book’s Overview,inclusivity, which are?frequently alluded by Pope Francis in his?new ecclesial project called Synod on Synodality, requires an inductive theological approach and in-depth sociological study of their moral situations before moral judgment and social action can be done?to resolve them?in the synod.

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Homosexuality, Same-Sex Union, and LGBTQI Inclusivity in the Catholic Church,tiating?ecclesial action to resolve them. It recommends that the Catholic Church should?revisit and update the empirical foundation of its?traditional moral teachings on sex, gender, and gender complementarity to integrate the gay community in Church in order to achieve Francis’s inclusive?synodal church.

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Structural Roots of Homophobia in the Catholic Church,olic Church should apply the inductive synodal-sociological approach to Catholic morality, which is open to sociological research on sex, gender, homosexuality, and same-sex union in order to achieve Francis’s inclusive?synodal church and overcome the institutional?homophobia in the Catholic?Church.

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,LGBTQI Inclusivity Proposals and Pope Francis’s Synodal Church,tations to generate greater ecclesial resistance against?the social?discrimination and?victimization of the gay community in society as well as against institutional homophobia in the?Catholic Church.

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Resolving Contemporary Moral Issues in the Catholic Church, of Francis’s synodality. It argues that resolving contemporary moral issues in the Catholic Church requires synodal listening, sociological research methods, and synodal forum between Catholic moral theologians and sociologists to achieve Pope Francis’s synodal Church.

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,Gender and “Gender Ideology” in the Catholic Church,hings sideline the positive aspects of gender theories in sociology and feminism. It recommends an interdisciplinary synodal dialogue between Catholic moral theologians and sociologists to reconcile conflicting views on gender and gender theory.

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