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Trueman: The UMC Split Is Only A Symptom Of A Much Deeper Problem

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R. Scott Clark

on January 8, 2020 | 8 Comments

It is odd, however, that this is the issue that has produced the division. Same-sex marriage has not become plausible or imperative by virtue of its own merits. It has only become plausible as a function of much wider and deeper shifts . . . Continue reading →

Theological Liberalism And Drag Queens In The Church

How Did Methodists Get From Wesley To Drag Queens?

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R. Scott Clark

on December 10, 2021 | 3 Comments

Indiana United Methodist minister Craig Duke donned a big pink wig, lots of purple eye shadow, bright red lipstick, and high heels while appearing on a recent HBO episode of “We’re Here.” The series features HBO drag queen hosts visiting small towns to recruit local drag queens to perform. Continue reading →

Categorized HeidelQuotes, LGBTQ, Mainline Christianity | Tagged Craig Duke, Drag Queens, Isaac Simmons, LGBTQ, theological liberalism, United Methodist Church | 3 Comments

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