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• Sexuality and Christianity
  ...a woman, and that outside of this, it is a [[sin]] against [[God]]. Some [[liberal Christian]]s deem that sex outside a marriage, including homosexual relatio ...e]] and [[North America]], some church [[denominations]] have embraced the liberal viewpoint often causing large splits in congregations. One of the major dev
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• Anglican Diocese of Adelaide
  ...f Adelaide is a part of the [[Anglican Church in South Australia]]. It has liberal leanings, however there are some strong evangelical elements, especially in
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• Anglican Church in South Australia
  ...ustralia]]. Like most of the Anglican Communion in the first world, it has liberal leanings, however not to the extent of countries like the United States and
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• Old Catholic Church
  ...the conversion of Roman Catholics to Old Catholicism (or [[Lutheranism]]). Liberal politicians and philosophers also sympathised with the Old Catholic movemen ...nd liturgy with the Roman Catholic Church. However it tends to have a more liberal stance on most issues, including the eligibility of women for ordination an
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• Anglican Communion
  ...s in Anglicanism]] - [[Evangelical Anglicanism]], [[Anglo-Catholicism]], [[Liberal Anglicanism]] ...urch there are three main wings: evangelical (low); anglo-catholic (high); liberal.
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• Persecution of Christians around the world today
  In more liberal and Western countries there is very little persecution against Christians,
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• Homosexuality
  ...od's ever expanding love and encompassing of what was once forbidden. The liberal argument also often involves complex translation and linguistic discrepanci ...e]] and [[North America]], many church [[denominations]] have embraced the liberal viewpoint, sometimes causing strife within congregations. One of the major
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• Emerging Church
  ...church as it has existed through the 20th century (whether fundamentalist, liberal, megachurch, or tall-steeple liturgical). Its strengths: creative, energeti ...church as it has existed through the 20th century (whether fundamentalist, liberal, megachurch, or tall-steeple liturgical). Its strengths: creative, energeti
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• Marriage
  ...l topic in Christianity. Generally considered unbiblical and sinful, a few liberal denominations have embraced the concept causing significant division within
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• Charismatic
  ...tant and Catholic churches which more-or-less happily co-exist beside more liberal beliefs within the overall church structure.
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• United States of America
  ...than any other country, it has obvious conservative Christian and secular liberal voices. Christianity is the main religion, with [[Baptist]] and [[Roman Cat
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• Church History (G.G.)
  ...Liberal churches of different denominations now have more in common than a liberal than a s conservative church within the same denomination. ...hurches. Within the Protestant churches there is also growing gaps between liberal and conservative biblical beliefs.
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• Protestantism
  In reaction to liberal Bible critique, Fundamentalism arose in the 20th century, primarily in the ...arily with Karl Barth, neo-orthodoxy sought to counter-act the tendency of liberal theology to make theological accomodations to modern scientific perspective
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• Elements of DL Moody's revivalism (G.G.)
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• What is the Church? (G.G.)
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• Creation science and evolution (G.G.)
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• Speaking in tongues (G.G.)
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• Baptism (G.G.)
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• Contraception (Pilhet)
  ...And frankly, it was unusual that this particular person espoused the more liberal view, given that otherwise they are very conservative. ...a hundred years or so) and trying to re-interpret the Scriptures in a more liberal sense to suit those newer values; and this is against the traditional view
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• John Calvin
  ...very little about his early years. As a student in Paris, he studied the liberal arts before continuing his studies in theology at his father's request. La
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