The Ordination of Homosexuals Argumentative Essay by Master Researcher
The Ordination of Homosexuals
Argues that the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America should not permit the ordination of homosexuals.
# 90617
| 2,700 words
| 8 sources
| 2006
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Published
on Dec 01, 2006
in
English
(Argument)
, Gender and Sexuality
(Homosexuality)
, Religion and Theology
(Christianity)
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The ordination of homosexuals has stirred a great deal of debate across America in recent years, and "ground zero" for this debate must surely be the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. In this paper, the writer argues that those in favor of ordaining homosexual pastors within the ELCA have failed to make convincing arguments for changing the long standing position of denying ordination to homosexuals engaged in a sexual relationship. The traditional by-laws, as well as the long-standing church doctrine of not ordaining homosexuals engaged in sexual relations should stand undisturbed for the very simple yet significant reason that, in deference to the ethics of identity, Christian organizations should behave in accordance with their fundamental religious tenets.
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