Titlebook: New Approaches in History and Theology to Same-Sex Love and Desire; Mark D. Chapman,Dominic Janes Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Sexuality as a Guide to Ethics: God and the Variable Body in English Literature,Literature’), which makes an explicit link between past and contemporary changes in religious attitudes. His focus is on early modern Britain and the writings of Aphra Behn and Jonathan Swift who understood their own lives and developed their own sexualities, not by following the changing moral code

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The Tradition of Homophobia: Responses to Same-Sex Relationships in Serbian Orthodoxy from the Nine) presents a case study of amnesia and hostility from Eastern Europe. He argues that over the past two decades Serbia has earned a reputation as one of Europe’s most intolerant nations towards the LGBTQ+?community. His chapter explores the ways in which nationalism and Serbian Orthodoxy can be locat

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,‘Pope Norman’, Griffin’s Report and Roman Catholic Reactions to Homosexual Law Reform in England anssive Catholic reactions to homosexual law reform from the time of the publication of the Wolfenden Report (1957) through to the passing of the . (1967). Alongside exploration of the separation of sin and crime advocated by a Catholic committee on homosexuality, the chapter evaluates the theological

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,‘The Ecclesiastical Wing of the Lavender Revolution’: Religion and Sexual Identity Organising in thchelle White’s chapter (‘The Ecclesial Wing of the Lavender Revolution: Religion and Sexual Identity Organising in the USA, 1946–1976’). She finds that in America, religion, and particularly Christianity, was a visible and important part of the lesbian and gay liberation movement that emerged in the

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,: An Early Manifesto for an Affirming Christian Ministry to Homosexuals,played an important role during this period. Schlager discusses how the American minister, Robert Wood presented his fellow Christians with a view of homosexuality in his book . (1960) that was revolutionary. Wood argued that homosexuals held a rightful place in Church and society and that they shou

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,‘Homosexual Practice’ and the Anglican Communion from the 1990s: A Case Study in Theology and Ident the Anglican Communion has redefined itself around the issue of the legitimacy of same-sex relationships, especially among the clergy, since the 1980s. Chapman offers a political interpretation of the ways in which opposition to homosexuality has become what Murray Edelman calls a ‘condensation sym